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An inspector is scheduled in two weeks and I must combine lab data, risk assessment, and label draft into one paginated submission that shows revision history.
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have to produce a single, paginated document for a submission in [hours=48] including the lab…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have to produce a single, paginated document for a submission in [hours=48] including the lab report, risk assessment, and labeling draft, and it must show an unbroken revision history. I can assemble PDFs but I'm worried about lost metadata and the file size limits of the agency portal. Diagnose whether to assemble now or wait for final sign-offs, tell me the concrete steps to merge and paginate without losing revision metadata, and flag any agency portal pitfalls to avoid.
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