'faxed documents' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you need to refer to documents that have been sent via fax. For example: "The client sent us the signed contract along with several other faxed documents."
One man said he had sent his paperwork by fax only to be told that the DMV does not accept faxed documents.
My husband spent much of the rest of the holiday sitting by the pool studying rolls of faxed documents.
But electronic signatures have been slow to catch on as an alternative to faxed documents for legal purposes.
Include your credit card information with all of the faxed documents.
It also offers lifetime storage of your faxed documents, which could come in handy.
Some of the measures border on the banal: faxing documents rather than using made-to-order stationery, and cancelling contracts with outside caterers.
He soon realized how frustrating and outdated the process was; it required stacks of paperwork and even faxing documents.
"[Many of] our clients have never used the traditional alternative because of the terrible flow involved [such as faxing documents] or a lack of knowledge, McCalister explained.
The company today announced that it has acquired Approved, a mortgage platform that brings modern technology to a process that even today often still involves faxing documents back and forth.
She called Chase weekly to check on the status of her application and faxed supporting documents from her little black bag multiple times — even if the bank had not requested them — to make sure they had been received.
"About four years ago, one insurance company was driving me crazy saying I had to fax documents to show I had done a visit," said Stanford Owen, an internal medical doctor in Gulfport, Miss.
