DOJ-OGR-00022128.jpg
DOJ-OGR-00022128.jpg
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The image displays a document, possibly an official letter or notice due to the presence of text and structure that resembles formal correspondence.
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The image displays a document, possibly an official letter or notice due to the presence of text and structure that resembles formal correspondence. The text is not entirely clear, but it appears to have lines such as "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE" at the top and a list numbered from 1 to 4 under a title or heading. There are also references to locations like "Washington, D.C." and "Australia" in the visible text. The document is stamped with what looks like an indication of its origin, such as a postmark, suggesting it has been sent through the mail. The style of the image is straightforward and informational, typical for official or governmental documents.
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