The phrase 'forgery of documents' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of creating or altering fake documents for the purpose of deceit or fraud. It can be used in formal or legal contexts. Example: The businessman was arrested for forgery of documents after he was found to have falsified financial records to deceive investors.
"[They are] recognised as suspects with regard to misappropriation of property on a large scale and forgery of documents.
Despite accusations by lesser nobles against him of corruption and forgery of documents, Bakócz was made a cardinal in 1500 and patriarch of Constantinople (now Istanbul) in 1507.
Forgery of documents places the Birkenfeld file in the tray marked "fraud .The DoJ is investigating whether UBS helped American clients avoid taxes.
The grounds are allegations of fraudulent accounting, forgery of documents, abuse of authority, misappropriation of property, money laundering and other criminal offences committed by the bank Snoras".
In "First, Find the Forger" (column, Sept. 22), William Safire suggests that the Department of Justice should open a criminal investigation into the possible forgery of documents relating to President Bush's National Guard activities.
Then, on 23 November, it issued a European arrest warrant against Antonov and Raimondas Baranauskas, respectively the major shareholder and chairman of the bank, saying the two "have been recognised as suspects with regard to misappropriation of property on a large scale and forgery of documents".
In 2002 he was sentenced to two years and four months in prison on charges of "forgery of personal documents".
The investigators have said they are pressing charges "on suspicion of mismanagement, budget fraud, forgery of private documents and unauthorised financial activity".
He was handed down a further 47 years behind bars for several other crimes related to the plot, including forgery of public documents and possessing weapons.
These are membership of terrorist organisation Eta; the attempted assassination of the king of Spain; possession of ammunition; the murder of a police officer; three counts of theft of vehicles; and forgery of public documents, namely the transferring of licence plates.
It follows months of sharp criticism of the mortgage foreclosure process, which produced an uproar last year over shoddy paperwork and possible forgeries of legal documents by banks, other lenders or their representatives.
