The phrase "require documents" is correct and usable in written English.
For example: "Employers require documents from job applicants in order to verify their identity."
But those histories will require documents; that's why archives are there: to check history with evidence.
But even menial jobs require documents, so he and I hoped the doctored card would work for now.
"In order for the inquiry to be able to require documents and witnesses, it will need to be put on a statutory footing," Millar said.
Some accountants say privately that they think the I.R.S. may be seeking to require documents to be submitted with tax returns partially to offset the damage that could come from an adverse Supreme Court decision in the Textron case.
With European Union elections due to take place in May, Facebook has already said any advertisers in the EU will undergo tighter checks, which will require documents confirming their identity and location to be submitted, amid fears of foreign interference.
The state's education law, which mandates a free public education for all residents ages 5 to 21 who have no high school diploma, allows districts to require documents that prove age and residency, like rental leases, birth certificates, consular identification cards and utility bills.
