Draft Visa Support Letters

Builds a first-pass employer support letter from CV and job description inputs with clear sectioning and bracketed placeholders for numbers you must verify. Saves drafting time on skilled-worker and specialist petitions and flags input conflicts before you polish tone.

Support letters sell a case in narrative form, but the raw inputs arrive as mismatched PDFs and bullet lists. Templates go stale the moment the role is nonstandard. This agent ingests the materials you provide and returns a formal letter draft with logical flow from introduction through role summary, beneficiary qualifications, and business need, written so attorneys can redline not rebuild. It does not guarantee approval, file with agencies, or invent employer facts. Every quantitative claim should trace to user-supplied documents or be framed as bracketed placeholders. The point is speed with structure, not a substitute for counsel review. It surfaces title-versus-duty mismatches early so you fix narrative holes before the partner sees the draft.

Immigration attorneys and in-house counsel who draft employer support letters under time pressure.