Immigration endorsement letter for Jean Lue Brunel submitted to Vermont Service Center
Summary
The document is a routine recommendation for an O-1 visa (extraordinary ability) with no mention of high‑profile officials, financial transactions, or wrongdoing. It offers no actionable leads beyond Letter authored by an unnamed 'Amministratore Unico' of a studio. Supports O-1 visa petition for Jean Lue Brunel, a creative director in fashion/advertising. Describes Brunel's professional abilities
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