How this browser-based PDF workflow runs
Browser session
Supported DocuStitch tools process documents in the current browser session instead of sending the job to a remote processing queue.
Session-scoped files
Files are handled as browser file objects and generated outputs. Review each tool’s route labels and limits before selecting sensitive documents.
For consolidate your visa supporting documents, use the tool’s visible processing route and output checks as your source of truth. Avoid relying on broad privacy slogans.
Preparing a visa packet
Immigration portals often collect identity, finance, travel, and employment evidence through a limited set of upload slots. Combining related files into one ordered PDF can make the packet easier to check before submission.
Handling sensitive records
Visa packets can include passport scans, statements, letters, and translated civil documents. A browser-side merge workflow reduces unnecessary handoffs for supported files and keeps the processing route easier to understand.
Organization tips
A clear order helps reviewers scan the packet quickly. Use a simple flow such as cover letter, identity, finances, accommodation, and supporting evidence, then review every page before uploading.
Related workflows
More document jobs with similar operating constraints.
FAQ
Q.Is it safe to merge bank statements here?
Yes. Supported merge workflows run in the browser session, so the file does not need a remote processing queue. Review the output before uploading it to the destination portal.
Q.What is the maximum file size for visa uploads?
Portals like VFS or USCIS usually limit files to 5MB or 10MB. Our tool uses careful optimization to keep files small without sacrificing the legibility required by immigration officers.
Q.How do I merge PDFs for visa applications carefully?
Drag your documents into the interface, arrange them chronologically, and download the combined file. Confirm the destination portal requirements before submitting.
Q.Will the merged PDF be accepted by government portals?
Yes. We output standard standard PDF output that you should review against the requirements of the destination portal.