
Documentation and drafting support
Draft complaints, representations and chronologies from facts you provide, with human review before you use them.
Important boundary
Common scenarios
You need a clear complaint or representation
An evidence chronology for an institution or counsel
A notice or application that has a deadline
What Lexify can help with
- Draft from the facts, dates and documents you supply
- Keep versions with the case
- Mark gaps that still need your confirmation
- Hand the file to an authorised advocate when representation is required
What we cannot do
- Replace independent legal advice on every matter
- Promise a particular institutional response
- Submit a filing in your name without proper authority
Typical workflow
- 1Select the document purpose
- 2Share facts and uploads
- 3A draft is prepared and reviewed
- 4You approve before any external use
Documents often needed
- Facts, dates and the institution you want to write to
- Existing drafts or earlier correspondence
- Supporting evidence and identity verification
- Any deadline or hearing date
See also Privacy for how sensitive uploads are handled, and How It Works for the full intake flow.
FAQ for this category
Not by itself. A draft is a document for your review. Filing or representation needs the correct authority.
Yes. You should correct facts before anything is sent outside Lexify.
More answers on the full FAQ.
