LetterLotus

What type of letter do you need help writing?

Pick the one that matches your situation. Each includes a short questionnaire to help you write your letter.

Court Sentencing

Help someone facing sentencing with a character reference letter for court.

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Employment

Write a professional reference letter for employment or background checks.

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Personal Reference

Draft a personal reference letter that speaks to someone's character and reliability.

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Medical Debt

Write a hardship letter explaining your medical debt situation to creditors or hospitals.

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General Hardship

Draft a hardship letter for scholarships, landlords, academic appeals, or other situations.

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Apology

Write a genuine apology letter when you don't know where to start.

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Resignation

Draft a professional resignation letter that leaves on good terms.

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Boundary

Set a boundary with someone clearly, without blowing things up.

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Complaint

Write a complaint letter to a business or organization that gets results.

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Thank You

Write the thank-you letter you've been meaning to send.

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Farewell

Say goodbye to someone when it matters too much to leave unsaid.

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HOA Response

Write a professional response to an HOA violation notice that states your position clearly.

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Not sure which type?

If you're writing about someone's character, start with Personal Reference. If you need to write a letter that's just hard to put into words, try Apology, Boundary, or Farewell. LetterLotus cannot advise which letter type is appropriate for your legal situation.