Sickness Letters

A sickness letter is an official medical document that confirms your inability to work, study, or travel due to illness. It outlines the reason for your absence and the period covered.

Yes. Our sickness letters are suitable for submitting to employers as proof of illness. They are written by GMC-registered doctors and meet standard HR documentation requirements.

Most universities accept private medical letters for short-term illness, missed coursework, or exam deferrals. Our letters clearly state your medical condition and the period affected.

Yes. We can issue a sickness letter for stress, anxiety, or other mental health concerns. You will be asked to provide a brief explanation during the request process.

You will receive your sickness letter within 48 hours of submitting your details. Letters are reviewed and approved by a UK-registered doctor.

Yes. If you've seen your GP but need a faster or replacement document, you can request a private sickness letter through our service.

Yes. A “sick letter” is an informal term for a sickness letter. Both refer to the same type of medical documentation used to confirm illness.

All letters are written and signed by UK-based, GMC-registered doctors with experience in both private and NHS practice.

You’ll need to complete a short form and upload a 30-second video describing your symptoms. This helps our doctors issue accurate and appropriate documentation.

Yes. Our medical letters are professionally written, compliant with UK standards, and accepted by most employers, schools, and universities.