"finish paperwork" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about completing or wrapping up all necessary administrative tasks or documents. Example: "I need to finish the paperwork for my new job before I can start working."
The winners have 30 days to finish paperwork and close the deal.
With just days to go before the deadline, solicitors say they are under pressure to finish paperwork.
As a mental health professional, I don't always get to start and finish paperwork for one client before seeing the next, and I won't be able to completely finish and perfect this piece before my 2-year-old wakes from her nap calling out for her "Mama".
"He is often busy on important government matters, finishing paperwork and other government business.
A year or so later she said, "I'm spending the morning finishing paperwork, so this afternoon we can go ring shopping," which was her way of warning that a sapphire solitaire would soon grace her ring finger.
In many cases, busy professionals may be taking a phone call while sending a text and finishing paperwork.
"So they can be back cooking before we finish the paperwork," Sheriff Shook said.
It said agents took deposits when they did not have time to finish the paperwork for contracts before the deadline of 9 p.m. Sunday.
He wanted to finish some paperwork, and luckily, the seat next to him was empty -- until a little girl plopped down on it.
Near the end of September, the Energy Department told SolarCity it would not be able to approve the guarantee after all, having run out of time to finish the paperwork before the program's deadline.
The day after Max slept in Harley's bed, he stayed late at the shop to finish some paperwork, and when he got home there was no sign of Lilli.
