Travelling with a 9-5, so you can too

The Cascade Regime is why some Indian travellers walk out with a two-year multiple-entry Schengen visa while others get another single-entry sticker. Two visas obtained and lawfully used in the previous three years, and the longer visa becomes available on your next application.
But nobody offers it to you. You have to ask for it, in writing, in the one document in your file that you write yourself.
This is that document. A ready-to-use cover letter that requests the two-year multiple-entry visa by name, puts your visa history and compliance record where the officer sees it first, states your employment and financial position, and lays your itinerary out in a dated table that can be checked against your bookings in seconds.
Fill in the bracketed fields, attach your old visa copies, done. One clean page, professional tone, nothing in it that invites a follow-up question.
Who this is for: Indian passport holders applying from India who have already travelled on two Schengen visas in the last three years. If this is your first Schengen application, this is not the template you need yet.