Document Preparation
& Verification

TravelUp Solution 

Error-Free. Embassy-Ready On Time

Stay Compliant. Stay Secure.

Avoid costly delays and rejections with professionally verified immigration documents. We help you gather, format, and check every file to match the exact requirements of embassies, FRRO offices, and visa centers — for smooth and successful applications.

One mistake — wrong format, missing signature, unclear scan — can delay or even reject your visa or immigration application. We help ensure your paperwork is perfect, legal, and properly structured before it’s ever submitted.

We assist with:

Support available for applications to 100+ countries, including USA, Canada, UK, Europe, Australia, and more.

What’s Included in Our Document Services:

Visa Application Documents

DS-160, Online forms, visa checklists, sponsorship proofs

Help with formatting mark sheets, diplomas, transcripts, notarization

Proof of funds, CA certificates, bank statements — correctly ordered & verified

Drafted as per embassy rules — employer/sponsor letter templates included

Resize, compress, align to embassy requirements (e.g., 50x50mm, white BG, etc.)

Assistance with certified translations and MEA apostille requirements

How the Process Works

We assess your visa type and destination to generate a personalized document list.

You get a ready-to-follow checklist + editable templates if needed (affidavit, cover letter, etc.).

We help prepare and polish your drafts to meet consular requirements.

Our team checks formatting, page order, dates, stamps, and notary marks.

We give you final confirmation and recommendations before uploading or physical submission.

Why Choose Us?

Embassy-
Aligned

Formatting by Experts

Fast Turnaround Times

100% Privacy

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need notarized documents for all countries?

Not always. Some countries only require scanned copies; others (like Canada or UAE) may ask for notarized or apostilled originals.

Yes. We offer editable templates and help you customize it based on your case.

If your originals are not in English or the embassy’s official language, certified translations are usually required — we guide you for this.

High-quality scans are acceptable in many cases. We’ll guide you on file size, background, and resolution per embassy rules.

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