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- The NARA has reportedly reached out to representatives of former presidents and vice presidents.
- NARA wants them to check their records for classified information, according to a letter seen by CNN.
- Reps for Obama, George W. Bush, and Clinton have told Insider they don't have classified documents.
The National Archives and Record Administration has reportedly asked the representatives of former presidents and vice presidents to check their personal records to make sure they do not have any lingering classified documents filed away.