Free tools to help you prepare your own immigration or asylum case. They work in your browser, on a phone as well as a computer.
You don't need an account, and nothing you add is uploaded anywhere.
Private by design: your documents stay on your deviceOrganise your documents into sections and produce one tidy, paginated, indexed A4 PDF bundle for the First-tier or Upper Tribunal.
OpenWrite a witness statement with plain-English prompts, or in a formal tribunal layout.
OpenBuild a country background information schedule for an appeal, with country guidance and sources.
OpenDraft a short, polite email to the Home Office chasing an update on your claim or application.
OpenDraft a letter explaining your immigration status under section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 while you wait for a decision.
OpenConvert a date between the Gregorian, Iranian, Ethiopian and Islamic calendars and label it for a case.
OpenTurn a phone photo of a letter or document into a crisp, scan-like PDF.
OpenConvert images and PDFs: HEIC to JPEG, images to PDF, resize, and text or markdown conversion.
OpenHow to use these tools A plain-English walkthrough of each tool, step by step, with the words you will meet on tribunal paperwork explained.
Keep these tools on your device Install them like an app, use them with no internet, and check for yourself that nothing is sent anywhere.
These tools help you prepare and lay out your own documents. They do not give legal advice, and they cannot tell you whether something is right for your case.
UK immigration and asylum law is complicated, and a mistake can affect the outcome. If you can, get advice from a regulated immigration adviser or a solicitor, or from a law centre or charity.
Your deadlines are your own responsibility. Neither the tribunal nor the Home Office will excuse a missed deadline because of a tool.