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legible copy

A legible copy is a copy of a document in which the writing, print, or images are clear enough to be read.

In plain English

It means the words, printed details, or pictures on the copied document can be made out clearly instead of being too blurred or faint. The key point is that the content in the copy is readable.

In context

Here, it states that the uploaded document copy needs to be clear enough to read.

Situation
Submitting claims, evidence, estimates, and following claim status
What it communicates
states that the uploaded document copy must be readable

Meaning limits

By itself, this term says only that the copy is readable, not whether it is acceptable for any other purpose.

Examples

“The first photocopy was too faint, so she made another until she had a legible copy.”

Core meaning

“For the upload, attach a legible copy of the receipt instead of the blurred photo.”

In context