Never, because it's not under her custody. It's in a government archive.

She and I both have lost personal ID cards many times though. I have lost passports, and I even lost a document called "Family book" that the Spanish government issues, where info on your birth, your marriage, children and death are registered (but not the original documents, which are in a centralized archive, as I said). Quite big.

I had to ask the government to re-issue all of those, including this last one, which was quite painful, but they just did it because they kept the originals.

Ditto for my mom's house ownership papers.

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Oh actually I forgot: she had a fire in 2002 where she actually lost her own "Family book" and all her docs. Again, because those are not original copies, and they can aways be retrieved from the government, she was fine.

oh man, sorry to hear this

hammer the passphrase onto the back of cast iron pan that you cook with regularly

have you lost any cast iron pans recently?

This is a brilliant business plan.

never lost a pan yet