JP2001171266A - Recording paper for proving date - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simple and low-cost method for proving the forming date of a document or the like. SOLUTION: The inner surfaces of left end pieces of three-folds of a sheet folded up to the three-folds with its one surface disposed at its inside are formed as recording surfaces. The inner surface of a central piece is coated with a carbon. The inner surface of the right end piece and the outer surface of the left end piece are coated with an adhesive which cannot be returned to its original when once adhered and released. In this case, the document is written on the recording surface. Then, the outer surface of the central piece is used for a mail as the front surface of the mail. Thus, the date is proved by copying the transfer seal shadow by the carbon of a postmark on the recording surface by pressing the postmark.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a recording paper for certifying the date of document creation at a later date.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art If you want to prove the date of document creation at a later date,
Usually, a notary public system can be used, or content proof mail can be used. According to the notary public system, not only documents but also drawings, catalogs, etc. can be created or date certified. Proof of content is limited to documents and the period for proving is also limited. Therefore, in general, the notary system is better, but in any case you need to go to a specific place to get the certification, and you can get the certification on the day each institution is open. They are limited and can be used only by those who are available on weekdays and those who are certified for work, and it is difficult to use if ordinary people, especially salaried workers, want to be certified privately.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a method by which the general public can easily and inexpensively certify the date of a prepared document or the like.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems A sheet of paper folded in three sides with one side inward, and once adhered to the outer surface of one piece on the left end and the inner surface of one piece on the right end, and then peeled again. Applying treatment so that it does not adhere as before, apply carbon to the inner surface of the center piece, attach a stamp to the outer surface of the center side and attach it to the mail with recording paper with the inside of one piece of the left end as the recording surface The recording paper thus provided is provided.

The above-mentioned paper is used as follows. Record on the inside of one piece of the left end, fold the left end on the center piece, and fold the right end piece on it. In this case, the outer surface of the left end piece and the inner surface of the right end piece are bonded. Then put a stamp on the outside of the central piece of this and post it in a post as a letter to yourself, a postmark will be stamped on the stamp and mailed to you. The person should keep the mailed item.

When proof of the date becomes necessary, the above-mentioned mail is opened together with the other party to view the contents of the document, and the creation date of the document is verified by stamping the stamp. The problem here is that the document was created or modified after the postmark was imposed. This can be refuted as follows, which is a feature of the present invention. Considering the case where the document is created after the postmark is pressed, this means that the tri-folded paper was attached to the mail as it was opened, and the inner side of the document recording surface, that is, the center piece, has the right end piece. Since there is no transfer mark of the postmark by carbon on the inner surface, it is understood that the document is a created document after the postmark. Next, it is a modification after postmarking, but this requires opening the folded tri-fold paper, but once the left end piece and the right end piece of the paper are peeled off, it can not be restored, so this is also impossible. is there. Lastly, it is a matter of whether you fold the paper in three and put it on the mail until you do not record the document, but the pressure is applied to press the postmark, so the left and right edges of the paper are necessarily glued together So this is not possible either.

[0007]

FIG. 1 is a developed view of the recording paper of the present invention. 1 is a left end piece, 2 is a center piece, 3 is a right end piece, and 4 is a sealing piece. The figure shows the inner surface of the recording paper. Carbon 5 is applied to the inner surface of the central piece 2, and the adhesive 6 is applied to the inner surfaces of the right end piece 3 and the sealing piece 4. Although it is not visible in the figure,
The adhesive 6 is also applied to the outer surface of the left end piece 1 (the surface on the other side in the figure). These adhesives are adhesives that once adhered to each other and are not adhered again when peeled off. Sealing pieces 4 ′ are provided on both upper and lower sides of the right piece 3. This may be omitted, but it is necessary to prevent other mail items from being escorted by being sandwiched between the tri-folded pieces when mailed, and to insert something between the folded sheets. It also has the effect of preventing allegations that the record has been altered.

Recording is performed on the inner surface of the left end piece 1 of this recording paper like ABC, and this is overlapped with the left end piece 1 on the center piece 2 and the right end piece 3 on that as shown in FIG. Then, the sealing pieces 4, 4 'are folded on the outer surface of the center piece 2, the left end piece 1 and the right end piece 3 are bonded, and the sealing pieces 4, 4' are folded on the outer surface end of the center piece 2 and bonded. Therefore, the adhesive on the outer surface of the left end piece 1 is extended and applied to the left end edge of the center piece 2.

FIG. 3 shows the sealed recording paper. A stamp 7 is attached to the sealing pieces 4 and 4 'overlapping on the outer surface of the central piece 2, and a postmark 8 is stamped on the stamp as shown in the figure when attached to mail. Since the stamp straddles the sealing piece 4, the postmark cannot be pressed unless this recording paper is folded in three without being reluctant. The address for postal mail is arbitrary, but it is convenient to send it to yourself. When the mailed recording paper is opened, a transfer imprint 9 of the postmark pressed on the surface of the central piece 2 appears on the document surface of the left end piece as shown in FIG.

The adhesive 6 is used for receipts and the like that are mailed, and is an adhesive that does not adhere again when peeled off. However, as another example, the adhesive can be repeated, but once peeled off, a special pattern remains on the partner. You can also use this because you have adhesive paper that leaves traces of the pattern. Although the sealing piece 4 is provided in the above example, this is provided in the case where the release paper is applied on the adhesive 6, and is unnecessary when the release paper is not applied. If there is release paper, if the recording is folded in three while attaching the release paper to the post, a postmark is pressed and the imprint is attached to the recording surface, so that recording can be performed later. Sealing piece 4
If there is, the stamp 7 is stuck over the sealing piece, so that the recording paper cannot be opened unless the stamp is peeled off. In the figure, only one stamp is affixed. However, if a plurality of stamps are affixed in various places in addition to the position shown in FIG. It will be even higher. In the case where release paper is used, a more reliable method is to print carbon on the adhesive 6 of the sealing piece 4 on an entire surface in an appropriate pattern, and when the postmark is pressed, the carbon causes the central piece to be printed. An imprint of the postmark is also shown on the portion of the table 2 that overlaps the sealing piece 4. However, if there is release paper, this imprint will not be shown, so it is completely prevented to obtain the postmark in advance and record the document later. Can come off.

FIG. 4 shows an example in which the number of recording pages is increased. The same reference numerals are given to the portions corresponding to the respective portions in the previous example, and each description is omitted. In FIG. 2A, the first piece 1 for recording in FIG. 1 is zigzag-folded to have multiple pages. B is an example in which a plurality of sheets are bound at one side edge. Postmark transfer imprint is stamped on the first page

[0012]

According to the present invention, the user has only to purchase the above-mentioned recording paper, put a stamp on a key point after posting the document, and mail it to the post. There is no need to go to a post office or post office, and it is very light because it only requires paper and stamps.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a developed view of an example of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a folding method of the above example.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view when the above example is mail.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of another example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Left end piece 2 Center piece 3 Right end piece 4 Sealing piece 5 Carbon 6 Adhesive 7 Stamp 8 Postmark 9 Transfer imprint

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A piece of paper that can be folded in a folding screen shape, with the second and subsequent pieces from the right superimposed on a third piece, and the second piece folded on top of the third piece. The second and subsequent pieces are wrapped around and folded over the outside of the third piece so that the inner face of the third piece and one or both sides of each subsequent piece are recording surfaces, and carbon is applied to the inner face of the second piece. Apply and apply an adhesive that will not return to its original state once the inner surface of the first piece and the outer surface of the third piece are peeled off and adhered to the outer surface of the center piece. Date recording paper that can be attached to mail.