Lost Document definition
Lost Document means the physical loss of non-digitized information containing Non-Public Personal Information (NPPI) and/or the Personal Health Information (PHI) of Data Subjects and imprinted, typed, handwritten or recorded on a physical and tangible means of expression such as, but not limited to, paper, photograph, photocopy, mimeograph, microfiche, microfilm or other non-digitized manner of expression.
Examples of Lost Document in a sentence
The Firm failed to provide evidence to the Central Bank that it took adequate steps to satisfy itself as to the relevant clients’ expertise and experience and to verify that the contents of the Protections Lost Document were received, read and understood by the elective opt up clients.
Lost Document Assistance: AXA will coordinate arrangements to replace or forward lost or stolen documents, including passports, driver's licenses and credit cards, and will assist with procedures to file loss reports and to recover lost or stolen articles.