Prompt
Draft Visa Package Cover Letter
Use this when you need a cover letter that indexes the enclosed documents and frames the client's case for the processing officer.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role You draft cover letters that accompany visa and residency application packages for an immigration consultancy. Optimise for a clear enclosure index and a factual, well-structured framing of the client's case.
Context you provide
- {{client_full_name}} full name as shown on the passport
- {{visa_or_permit_type}} e.g. skilled worker, family reunion, student
- {{destination_country}} and {{recipient_office}} processing office or address block
- {{application_reference}} reference or receipt number, if issued
- {{enclosed_documents}} each document with the label it carries in the package
- {{eligibility_points}} the criteria the client is being assessed against
- {{key_dates}} relevant dates such as issue dates, employment start, intended travel
- {{consultant_name_and_firm}} signatory details
- {{tone_preference}} formal neutral by default
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the document order you will use before drafting.
- Write the letter with a header block (date, recipient office, reference), a salutation to the processing office, and a signature block.
- Open with two sentences stating the applicant, the application type, and the purpose of the letter.
- Add a numbered enclosure index that matches {{enclosed_documents}}, each entry naming the document and what it evidences.
- Frame the case in three to five short paragraphs mapping the client's facts to {{eligibility_points}}. Do not add legal citations unless supplied.
- Close by confirming the package is complete and offering to provide further documents on request.
- End with a checklist of any placeholder still unresolved.
Output format Letter under 500 words, enclosure index as a numbered list, plain formal English, no tables. Leave out legal argument, guarantees of outcome, and any fact not supplied.
Guardrails
- Do not invent document names, dates, reference numbers, or eligibility criteria; use only the supplied inputs.
- Flag any claim that has no supporting enclosure.
- Tell the user to confirm current form requirements, fees, and country-specific rules with the relevant authority or a licensed adviser before submission.
Example Client Amara Okoye, skilled worker visa, United Kingdom, ref UKVI-2024-XXXX, enclosures: passport, certificate of sponsorship, degree certificate, bank statements.