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Puedes enviar documentos escaneados o Digitalizados desde el Celular

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Cierto 

Solo depende del tipo de teléfono que se utilice para enviar el documento. Creo que hay algunos teléfonos que se configuran más como computadoras que te permiten enviar documentos. Sin embargo, hay muchos teléfonos que no cuentan con esta función y es probable que la mayoría de los teléfonos celulares que usa la gente en la actualidad no realicen esta acción.

Espero que esto te ayude y que tengas un buen día.

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