Visa petition letter for fashion production manager Jean Loc Brunel
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The document is a poorly transcribed support letter for a visa petition of a mid‑level fashion industry professional. It contains no specific allegations, financial transactions, or connections to hig Letter is intended to support a U.S. visa application for Jean Loc Brunel. Mentions affiliation with Greg Kedel Studios and work for major fashion publications (Vogue, InStyle Describes Brunel as hav
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