Documentation of source can be done in any of the one way. Documenting in all the three ways is not necessary. Hence the statement, every source you use in a report must be documented in three ways is false.
Documenting a source means mentioning the place from where the information is obtained. Documentation differentiates between author's own ideas and ideas of other that the author has taken to support his observation.
Three ways in which a source can be documented:
Direct Quoting: Writing the author's exact words from their research.
Paraphrasing: Re-framing author's idea in own words.
Summarizing: Describing of the main / key ideas from other's research work.
Since there are three alternative ways for documenting a source, the given statement is false.
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