documentcase

noun
UK /ˈdɒkjʊmənt keɪs/
US /ˈdɑːkjəmənt keɪs/

A flat bag for carrying papers and important files.

She put the signed contract into her document case before leaving the office.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A hard protective container used to store and transport official records.

The archivist locked the old letters in a metal document case.

3. A slim case designed to hold a laptop and paperwork together.

His document case had a padded pocket for his tablet.

4. A legal folder in which court papers are organized for a hearing.

The lawyer carried the document case into the courtroom.

5. A waterproof pouch for keeping certificates safe while traveling.

She kept her passport and birth certificate in a document case.