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CV writing service that works from your own details
Our CV writing service turns your own work history into a clear CV in a UK or European format, in English, with Spanish on request. It is for job seekers, small firms that need matching staff CVs, and training centres that want a CV builder. Each person confirms the facts in their own CV before it is final.
What is a CV writing service?
A CV writing service is someone else writing and laying out your CV from information you give them. You bring the facts: jobs, dates, duties, qualifications. The writer decides what goes first and what to cut, then puts the rest into plain English.
We offer it in two forms. For individuals, we prepare the CV itself, in a UK layout or a European layout in the style of Europass. For organisations, we build CV-builder tools: a web page where learners or staff enter their details and get a tidy, consistent CV. These builders are for organisations such as training centres. If you want your own CV done, the first form is the one you need.
Who uses a CV writing service?
It suits people applying for work in the UK or elsewhere in Europe who have the experience but struggle to get it onto paper. That might mean a CV last touched years ago, or years of work in Pakistan, Spain or the Gulf that now has to make sense to a UK employer. If you are changing field, your old jobs need describing in a way that points to the new one.
Small businesses can use it too, for instance when a contract bid or a company profile needs several staff CVs in the same format. Each member of staff still gives and confirms their own details. Training centres and colleges that run employment courses can use a CV-builder tool instead of formatting each learner's CV by hand.
Why do people pay for CV help?
People are usually too close to their own history to edit it well. They list every duty from every job and leave their best work on page two. Gaps in the dates get skipped because nobody is sure how to word them.
Format matters too. A photo, a date of birth or four pages of duties are normal in some countries and unusual in the UK.
For organisations the reason is time. Staff at a training centre can lose a whole session fixing margins in a word processor. A builder gives every learner the same clean layout, so the time goes on what each CV says.
How does our CV writing service work?
You send us your details over WhatsApp or email, we prepare a draft, you check every line and then you get the final files. Al-Harram Corporation is based in Lahore, Pakistan, and works remotely, so it does not matter where you live.
A short conversation
You tell us what the CV is for: the kind of role, the country, and whether you need English, Spanish or both. For a CV-builder tool, we ask who will use it.
You send what you have
An old CV, notes on your phone, the job advert you are aiming at. Rough is fine. Send only what the CV needs: no passport, ID or National Insurance numbers. We reply with questions about anything missing.
We draft the CV
We draft it with the help of AI tools, using only the information you have given us, and send it to you to check.
You check every line
You confirm names, dates, job titles and grades, and tell us what is wrong or missing. Nothing is final until you say it is correct.
Final files
You get the corrected CV as an editable document and a PDF.
When is a CV writer worth it, and when is it not?
A professional CV writer is usually worth it when your experience is stronger than your CV shows. It can also help when you are entering a new country's job market, especially if English is not your first language and you want the wording plain and correct.
It is probably not worth paying if your CV is recent, already gets responses and you are staying in your field. Many UK public-sector jobs, NHS posts among them, use an online application form instead of a CV, so check the advert before you pay for a new one. And if you want someone to find you a job, we are the wrong service.
What does a CV writing service include?
Ours normally includes the following for an individual CV. A CV-builder tool is scoped separately.
- A CV in English, in a UK or European layout
- A short profile at the top, written from what you tell us
- A Spanish version if you ask for one (not checked by a native Spanish speaker)
- Corrections after you check the draft
- An editable document and a PDF
What we do not do
Some things are outside this service, and it is better to say so before you pay.
- We do not promise interviews, job offers or visas
- We do not recruit, place candidates or send CVs to employers
- We do not rank, score or screen applicants, including in the CV-builder tools we build
- We never add jobs, dates, grades or qualifications you have not given us
- We do not give immigration, visa or right-to-work advice. For that, use official guidance or a regulated adviser
- We do not provide sworn or officially stamped translations
How much does a CV writer cost?
The cost depends on how much material you already have, how long your career is, whether you need one version or several, and whether you want Spanish as well. We do not publish prices.
For a CV-builder tool, it depends on the number of templates and languages, whether the tool stores personal data (we agree what it keeps, where and for how long before we build it), and who looks after it afterwards.
After a short conversation we quote a fixed scope, so you know the price before work starts. We invoice in the name of Al-Harram Corporation. To ask for a quote, message us on WhatsApp at +92 322 1430630 or email info@alharramcorporation.com.
Which languages do you work in?
We write CVs in English, with a Spanish version on request. Our own working languages are English and Urdu, so we can talk through your history in Urdu and write the CV in English.
We prepare the Spanish version with AI assistance from the English CV you have approved, so it carries the same facts. We do not offer review by a native Spanish speaker, so ask one you trust to read it before you send it.
Questions and answers
What is the difference between a CV writer and a CV builder?
A CV builder is software: you type your details into a form and it lays them out. A CV writer reads your history, decides what to lead with and rewrites it. If you already know what to say, a builder is enough. The EU's Europass editor is free, though its layout follows European habits rather than UK ones. If you run a course or training centre, we can build one in your organisation's name.
Can ChatGPT write a CV for you?
Yes, it can draft one in seconds. The risk is that it fills gaps with plausible wording, such as duties you never had, and an interviewer can ask about any line. If you use one, check every sentence against what you did. We use AI for wording too, but every line comes from what you told us.
What should you not put on a CV in the UK?
Most UK CVs leave out a photo, date of birth, marital status and religion. Employers do not need them to judge your work, and several relate to characteristics protected by equality law (the Equality Act 2010 in Great Britain; Northern Ireland has its own laws). You can also skip your National Insurance number, your full street address (your town is enough) and the line "references available on request". Two pages is the usual length.
What should a CV look like in 2026?
In 2026 a good CV looks plain: one column, a readable font and clear headings, with no photo or skill bars for UK jobs. Many employers load CVs into software that reads the text, and columns and graphics can confuse it. Start with a short profile, then your jobs, newest first, with what you achieved rather than a full list of duties. "Set up a weekly stock count that cut ordering errors" says more than "responsible for inventory".
Do I need a different CV for each job?
Not a new one, but adjust it each time. Move the experience that matches the advert to the top, use the advert's own words for the main skills, and cut lines that do not help for that role. Keep one full master version so you are never rewriting from memory.
How do I explain a gap in my CV?
Put the dates in and give the reason in one line, such as caring for a relative, study, illness or moving country. You do not need to go into detail. A plain reason reads better than dates that do not add up, because an employer will ask about those anyway. If you took courses or did unpaid work during the gap, list them too.
Tell us what you need.
We start with a short conversation, then send a fixed scope and quote.
