A dedicated accommodation declaration confirming your host's address and the exact duration of your stay — the specific proof-of-accommodation format some consulates require beyond a general invitation.
Address, host, duration of stay
Matched dates throughout
Your details never shared or reused
A general invitation letter explains who's inviting you and why; a dedicated accommodation declaration proves specifically where you'll stay and for how long — some consulates require exactly this second, more specific document, and a generic letter that conflates the two misses the mark.
Full address, host or landlord details, and exact duration of stay — the specific proof some consulates require.
Written to the specific declaration or certificate format some consulates expect, distinct from a general invitation.
Stay duration matches your submitted itinerary exactly, avoiding date discrepancies across your application.
Contact and identity information for your host is stated precisely and consistently.
Full accommodation letter, matched to your consulate's format.
Address & stay duration, precisely stated.
Host/landlord details, accurately presented.
Consistency check against your itinerary.
Revision window included.
Address, host information, and dates of stay.
Matched to your consulate's specific format.
Consistent with your submitted itinerary.
Refined and delivered ready to submit.
Priced by complexity — there's no flat rate.
Important: We draft based on the genuine, accurate information you provide. We are not immigration lawyers or registered migration agents, cannot guarantee visa approval, and recommend consulting a licensed immigration professional for advice on your specific case.
Invitation Letter Writing focuses on the relationship and purpose of your visit; this service is more narrowly focused on proving where you'll stay. Some applications need both, some need only one — we can help you scope which fits.
Yes — if you're staying with different hosts across a trip, we can draft separate accommodation letters for each stop, consistent with your overall itinerary.
Typically, yes — most consulates expect the host's signature. We draft the letter ready for your host to review, sign, and (if required) have notarized.
Hotel bookings are typically sufficient proof of accommodation on their own; this service is specifically for staying with a private host or family/friend.
Share your stay details — we'll take it from here.
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