Letter of Introduction
A letter of introduction is a written correspondence used by an individual to introduce themselves with the intention of landing a job opportunity, a joint venture, or a business partnership. Jotform Sign’s free Letter of Introduction lets you fill out personal contact information, work experience details, desired job position, and more. Fill out and sign this document from any device and then share it with prospective employers or business partners via email.
Personalize this Letter of Introduction however you see fit with our powerful online builder. No design or coding knowledge required — simply drag and drop to add or edit form fields, update the letter’s wording, include personal branding, upload images, change fonts and colors, and much more. Make a strong first impression with this professional-looking Letter of Introduction from Jotform Sign.
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.
Letter of Recommendation Template for Coworker
Create and collect letters of recommendations for your coworkers. Drag and drop to customize. Works on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices. No coding.
Doctors Excuse for Work
Create a professional doctor’s note to excuse your patients from work. View and create from any desktop, tablet, or mobile device. Drag and drop to design.
Letter of Recommendation for Student
Create and collect letters of recommendations for students with Jotform Sign. Drag and drop to customize. Works on mobile, tablet, and desktop devices.
Letter of Authorization
Create a signable letter of authorization. Works seamlessly on any device. Android and iOS compatible. Convert to PDF. Easy to customize and share. No coding.
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.
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.