US visa support letter

Overview

Draft and validate employer or institutional support letters for US visa types (H-1B, L-1, O-1, J-1) with required elements and no speculative language.

Getting Started

Add your draft support letter to the workspace and activate the US visa support letter skill. Specify the visa type (H-1B, L-1, O-1, J-1) so the agent can validate the right elements.

Tools

• validate_support_letter — Validates the letter for required elements per visa type (e.g. H-1B: specialty occupation, employer-employee relationship, wage, qualifications) and flags speculative or contingent language that can trigger RFEs.

Example conversation

You: Please draft an H-1B support letter for Maria Chen, Senior Data Engineer. Salary $165,000, start date March 1, and we need it to stress specialty occupation and no contingency.

Agent: I’ve drafted the letter in letters/chen_h1b_support.md with role, duties, qualifications, salary, and a clear statement that the position is real and non-speculative. Running the validator.

Agent: Validation: OK for specialty occupation, employer-employee, wage, qualifications. No speculative language flagged. Ready for signature.

You: Add our company letterhead placeholder at the top.

Agent: Done. The letter now starts with [Company Letterhead] and the date block.

Output excerpt

Example when speculative language is found:

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US Visa Support Letter Validation
File: letters/support.md
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Visa type: H-1B

OK: specialty occupation
OK: employer-employee relationship
OK: wage
OK: qualifications

Speculative or contingent language (consider rephrasing):
  • "upon approval we will finalize the start date"

Action: Add missing elements and remove or rephrase speculative language.