Parole Packet Builder
Create a professional, complete parole support packet for the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles — guided step by step, with AI-powered support letters. Completely free.
Start Building Your PacketYour loved one’s parole date is approaching. You want to do everything possible, but the questions pile up faster than answers. What documents does the Board actually need? How do you write a support letter that helps rather than hurts? Where do you even begin?
The Parole Board reviews each case for only minutes. They look for accountability, transformation, concrete post-release plans, and a committed support network. A well-organized packet with strong support letters can make the difference between approval and denial. An incomplete or poorly organized submission almost guarantees denial.
The Parole Packet Builder gives every family access to the kind of professional preparation that was previously available only to those who could afford attorneys or consultants.
How It Works
Four guided sections to build a complete parole packet.
Enter Case Details
Create a free account and enter basic information: name, GDC number, facility, and parole eligibility date. The system guides you through personal history, pre-incarceration background, and offense details.
Document Transformation
Record programs completed, work history, disciplinary record, and the transformation story. Then detail post-release plans: housing, employment, support system, and goals.
Build Support Letters
Add family members, employers, clergy, and mentors to your support network. The AI generates personalized, professional letters following Board guidelines — ready for review and editing.
Download Your Packet
Review the complete packet with the document checklist. The system highlights what’s mandatory, recommended, and optional. Generate a polished PDF ready for submission.
Built for Families, Not Lawyers
AI-Powered Letters
Generates personalized support letters — family letters, employment offers, character references, clergy endorsements, residence verifications, and accountability statements — using the specific details you enter, not generic templates.
Document Checklist
Shows exactly what documents are required, recommended, and optional. Nothing gets forgotten. The Board sees a complete, well-organized submission.
Built-In Guidance
Editing tips and length guidelines throughout the process. Letters stay within Board limits — overly long letters often go unread. Every prompt helps you provide the details that matter.
Work at Your Pace
Auto-saves your progress so you can return anytime. Add information as it becomes available. No deadline pressure from the tool itself — only from the Board’s timeline.
Professional PDF Export
Compiles everything into a polished, professionally formatted document ready for submission to the Board. Looks like an attorney prepared it.
Completely Free
No cost, no catch. Created by Georgia Prisoners’ Speak to level a playing field that has historically favored those with resources. Every family deserves a fair chance.
Tips for the Strongest Packet
Start early. Submit your packet at least five months before the parole eligibility date. Waiting until the last minute undermines even the strongest case.
Be specific. Instead of “he has changed,” document facts: earned a GED with honors in January 2024, completed 200 hours of anger management, maintained a clean disciplinary record for three years.
Make concrete commitments. “I will provide housing at 123 Oak Street, Atlanta, GA” carries far more weight than “I’m willing to help.” Include full addresses, phone numbers, employer names, and dates.
Show transformation. The Board wants to see who the person was before incarceration compared to who they are now. Demonstrate growth through specific examples and achievements.
Your Loved One Deserves a Fair Chance
Whether you’re a mother, spouse, sibling, friend, or mentor — the Parole Packet Builder puts professional-quality tools in your hands. A complete packet won’t guarantee approval, but an incomplete one almost guarantees denial.