Association-owned stock, printed where the boxes really are

The Assur Attestation

The domestic motor document is the ASSUR attestation: a form owned by the Association des Assureurs du Burundi, pre-numbered with a seven-digit serial, valid for six months, with the insurer's name written into a blank field. The pack binds the COMESA Yellow Card beside it, issued by the national bureau on its own blank, and ships the overlay for the ASSUR form — twelve boxes transcribed from the original, in millimetres. Nobody has held a blank against a ruler yet, so the layout ships unconfirmed and printing onto numbered stock is refused until the company records that it accepts the coordinates, after printing the alignment test page on plain paper.

The ASSUR attestation

National scope, owned by the insurers' association, pre-numbered controlled stock with a seven-digit serial, six months' validity and an overlay onto the pre-printed blank.

Twelve boxes on the blank

Policy number, policyholder, client number, address, make and type, plate, chassis, usage, passengers and the validity dates — each with its X and Y in millimetres, font size and what happens when it overflows.