ORIGIN OFFICETHE PUBLIC FILING BOOK / OCTOBER 2034
OO / RECORDS OF THE MAKING

A correction
keeps its predecessor.

The filing records a claim and its boundaries. A correction belongs beside it.

Two public filings.

Reference snapshot, 11 October 2034. Only the published scope is shown; private identity evidence is omitted.

A proposed correction.

Load a published filing first. A draft preserves its original scope and does not amend the book.

No filing amended, evidence uploaded or attestation expanded.

A wider claim needs a wider record.

Correcting a release reference is different from adding another act to an attestation. Attest must review a new scope; Receipt retains its own completion and correction sequence.

First Draft and Longhand describe particular writing versions. Consent Window records a permission boundary, which an origin filing does not replace.

Keep the description that was wrong. It explains why the new one is there.