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This finding suggests that patients might respond differently depending on the question format (e.g., “If you see the same picture as was listed on the ‘Witness E-Sign Medical Invoice’, did you report it as suspicious or not?” versus “Was the car used by the ‘Witness W-9, ‘Witness E-Sign Medical Invoice’, or ‘Witness W-2’ stolen”). This response inconsistency helps to explain the variability in the response of the two patients, and the inconsistency in the responses of the 3 cases may reflect a person's experience of these questions. However, given the relatively small number of instances in which such questions are used in surveillance, and the variability of people's responses, these findings should be regarded as exploratory as well as preliminary. If you have a ‘Witness E-Sign Document’, you should receive an IRS E-Sign Card. If your Witness E-Sign Document, along with your hard copy or photocopy of your document, was ordered by mail, it is not possible to retrieve it. You should report the order to the IRS at Internal Revenue Service, Attn: Witness Office, Mail Code 06890 and request a hard copy of your documentation. If you received your witness document through an online payment and did not receive a hard copy of it, call: for information on obtaining a hard copy. If you can't reach us, you can submit a complaint, and we will make sure that you receive a hard copy shortly. Take a look at the latest generation of electronic documents — including electronic signatures, electronic medical payments and more. Download from anywhere, create a mobile account with Google, add any document or application, attach it when you need it and then access it from anywhere, anytime. You can securely synchronize all you documents with cloud services and access your data, from anywhere, anytime at no additional cost.