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The Department of Homeland Security and the United States of America Immigrant and Citizenship Service requires petitions of recommendation if you are applying for permanent residency status to the United States. Writing Wizardz creates these letters specifically for you, as we are aware of the explicit things an immigration officer would want to read in these recommendations. Our Wizardz will create the documentary evidence for you that there is good reason for you to be considered for permanent residency status. This includes proving how you have been a positive part of your field of work in our country and how you will continue to be a positive asset to our nation as a whole.
In order to create these highly specific and individualized letters, you must provide us with as much documentation and information as possible about who you are, your accomplishments and your future goals. This includes (but is not limited to) resumes, publications and any other documents that have relevant information that we can use in your favor. We must know who you are in order to be fully successful when writing these letters. The more detailed information we have, the better we can make the recommendation letter!
| We also need detailed information about each of the people from whose perspective we are writing from. For example, if you want one of your letters written from another professional in your field of work, you must provide us with his or her C.V. (which is a detailed resume and summary of accomplishments) and any other documents that will aid us in creating the best possible letter. By choosing Writing Wizardz to write these letters, you can have the comfort that they are not only grammatically sound, but that they include every requirement the immigrations department wants to see. We will make it so that all your recommenders need to do is sign!
These letters are a significant part of your immigration application, so choose Writing Wizardz to make sure they are done correctly!
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