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Letter types
recommendation, interest, thank-you
Residency Letters
Letters of recommendation, interest, and thank-you
Every letter, sent at the right moment.
The right letter at the right time is real leverage, and each one does a different job. We help you write your letters of recommendation, interest, and thank-you, structured the way programs respond to, so each one works for you.
Free assessment on any letter
Built around each letter's purpose
Unlimited revisions
Access through Apr 1, 2027
Preview
A look at the Residency Letters workspace
15
Credits
draft, edit, or assess
Free
Assessment
check tone and structure
Each letter, its own job
Different letters. Different timing. Different purpose.
A letter of interest signals genuine interest and can help trigger an interview. A thank-you letter shows real appreciation after you interview. And your letters of recommendation are worth securing early, with the right preparation for your writers. Each one follows a purpose-built structure, so it does its job.
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Letter of interest
We recommend following up your application with a letter of interest, so a program understands your genuine interest in them. Done well, it can help trigger an interview. If a program asks you not to follow up, we tell you to respect that.
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Thank-you letter
After an interview, a thank-you letter shows true interest and appreciation, and keeps you memorable while programs build their rank lists.
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Letters of recommendation
Secure these early in the process. We help you reach out to your writers with a brag letter, a short reminder of the time you spent together, so they can write something specific and strong about you. Asking for a strong LOR is not a small request, and preparation makes the difference.
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Free assessment on every letter
Tone is everything. See how any letter scores on tone and structure before you send it.
How it works
From your profile to a real plan.
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Choose the letter you need
Interest, thank-you, or a recommendation request with a brag letter.
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Draft or run a free assessment
Build it from prompts, or score one you have already written.
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Refine and send at the right time
Use your credits to get each letter right, ready for the moment it matters.
Timing is the strategy
A letter of interest early can open a door. A thank-you after the interview keeps it open. A recommendation secured early, with a brag letter, comes back stronger. Each one is leverage when it is sent at the right moment.
“The letters of interest genuinely moved the needle. I sent one to my top program after the interview, exactly the way the service structured it, and I got a call back within days. My thank-you notes kept me visible right through rank season.”
Marcus Bello · Matched IMG · 2026
Questions IMGs ask
Honest answers to what is really on your mind.
What if I miss something and do not cover the things that would make my letter stronger?+
That is exactly what this is for. Each letter type follows a structure built on what programs actually respond to, so you cover what matters and leave out what does not. The free assessment then shows you how your letter scores on tone and structure before you ever send it, so nothing important slips through.
When should I send a letter of interest, and what does it do?+
We recommend following up your application with a letter of interest so a program understands your genuine interest in them. Done well, it can help trigger an interview. The one rule: if a program asks you not to follow up, respect that.
How early should I handle my letters of recommendation?+
Early. Securing strong letters is one of the first things worth doing. We help you reach out to your writers with a brag letter, a short reminder of the time you spent together, so they can write something specific and strong. Asking for a good letter is not a small request, and that preparation is what gets you a better one.
The right letter, at the right moment.
Run any letter through a free assessment and see how it scores on tone and structure.
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