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Written for the destination
Paste the job, get a letter matched to your CV and written the way Canada, Europe, or the Gulf expects. Free.
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Purpose, then destination
A good CV with a generic letter still loses. Recruiters skim. Visa officers check format first. A letter that ignores where it's going reads like a template, because it is one. Yours should sound like you and look like it belongs.
What's the letter for?
Where is it going?
Express Entry format
For study permits, visitor visas, and PR applications. Explain gaps, funds, or ties the way officers expect. Built by the team behind a licensed study-abroad agency.
You can change both answers later, right up to the download.
How it works
Fennec reads the context first, then helps you shape a letter that still sounds like you.
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Matched to your CV
Your letter borrows the letterhead and accent of the CV template you picked. Together they look deliberate.
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For study permits, visitor visas, and PR applications. Explain gaps, funds, or ties the way officers expect. Built by the team behind a licensed study-abroad agency.
Write my letterFAQ
Yes. Your opening paragraph streams before we ask for anything, and your email unlocks the rest of the letter. No account, no card, and the PDF download is never behind a paywall.
A short letter to IRCC that fills in what an officer would otherwise have to guess: a gap in your studies, how the program is funded, why you will go home after. Ours drafts it from the facts you give, in the order officers expect to read them. It is a writing tool, not immigration advice; for the legal questions, a licensed consultant or the official IRCC guidance is the right place.
That is what the Letter of Explanation mode is built for: study permits, visitor visas, and permanent residence each get their own structure. It never asks for your UCI, file, or passport numbers, so those never leave your hands.
Eight: English (US or Canadian), French (France or Canada), German, Spanish, Italian, and Arabic. Whatever you pick, the letter keeps the formal register that language expects, vous in French, Sie in German, usted in Spanish, Lei in Italian, formal Arabic, even though the app itself talks to you casually.
Your drafts stay in your browser. When you generate, the details you provide go to our AI service to write the letter, and we do not store the letter. Leaving your email saves it as a contact with us, nothing more.
Yes. Every paragraph is its own block: rewrite it in place, or ask for a fresh take on just that paragraph while the rest stays exactly as it was.
Yes. The letterhead, accent color, and typography follow the template you chose for your CV, so the two read as one application. No CV here yet? Fill in a short profile and the letter works on its own.
The letter is plain text in a single clean column: no tables, no columns, no graphics, so applicant tracking systems read all of it. The keywords come from the posting you paste, which is the other half of getting through the filter.
Not sure what the CV itself should look like for your destination? Read the resume guides