Letters from family, employers, and community members carry real weight with parole boards and courts — when they're personal. This tool walks you through writing one, section by section, then gives you a finished letter ready to print and mail.
Three things to know
Personal letters work; form letters don't. Decision-makers discount identical mass letters — that's why this tool asks you to write each part yourself.
Letters travel by mail, not email. Courts and parole boards don't act on email from the public. You'll get a printable letter and the right mailing route — including when to send it through an attorney instead.
Everything stays on your device. Nothing you type is sent to us or anyone else.