Hardship Letter
A hardship letter is written by a debtor to their creditor asking for leniency on the repayment of their loan. This can be due to a death in the family, illness, and other factors. If you need to create a letter, use this ready-made Hardship Letter template to do it in a few easy steps. Start by using the letter as-is or customizing it — then fill it out and sign it on any device.
Need to personalize this Hardship Letter? Feel free to update the design by adding a logo, choosing a new font, changing the letter text, and more with Jotform Sign’s intuitive drag-and-drop document builder. Once the letter has been filled out and completed, it will be converted into a PDF document automatically — ready to download, print, or share directly online.
Contract Termination Letter
Create a document to terminate your contracts. Works great on any device. Fill out and sign with ease. Customize with our drag-and-drop builder.
Letter of Intent for Promotion
Create a letter of intent for promotions at your company. Works on any device — iOS or Android. Drag and drop to personalize. Converts to a PDF automatically.
Early Lease Termination Letter
Create an early lease termination letter to send to a landlord or property manager. Signable on any desktop, tablet, or mobile device. Easy to customize and share.
Promotion Letter to Employee
Create promotion letters for your employees. Easy-to-customize letter template. Fill out and sign on any device. Save time with e-signatures and automation.
Verification Of Employment Letter
Complete verifications of employment for your employees. Great for HR departments. Easy to customize and fill out on any device. Automate your workflow.
Resignation Confirmation Letter
Confirm your employee’s resignation with this easily customizable letter. Create once, send multiple times. Works on any device — desktop, tablet, and mobile.
These templates are suggested forms only. If you're using a form as a contract, or to gather personal (or personal health) info, or for some other purpose with legal implications, we recommend that you do your homework to ensure you are complying with applicable laws and that you consult an attorney before relying on any particular form.