For years, Kurz Transfer Products has been trying to persuade the federal government to use its merchandise to prevent counterfeiting of money, identification cards, passports, and visas.
The firm’s German parent company already supplies its Kinegram — which looks like a high-tech, digital hologram — for use on Euro notes, English pound notes, and European Community and Canadian visas.
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