enthuuu said:
I do have a question regarding stat declaration, does it have to be on a stamp paper or I can have my colleague sign it on company's letterhead and also get it signed by an notary?
Hi
ENTHU
I accidentally saw this thread and thought I can share a similar situation I had earlier.
That reference letter as requested by the provincial nomination folks is very hard to get. But it is a must if we need marks for our profiles.
I worked in health care in UAE. Few months ago I ran into the same issue. I applied to Nova Scotia Nomination program.
I sent a mail asking them what can I do if i can't get a letter in company letterhead but a senior colleague of mine is willing to give a letter in plain paper. I'll send the reply exactly as it is
If you are unable to provide a letter, as stipulated in the Application Guide, then you must provide evidence of all of the requirements of the letter.
"If you are unable to obtain a letter on letterhead from your current employer, then a notarized letter from a current supervisor (along with notarized copies of the supervisor’s work identification and company card) attesting to your specific period of your employment with the company, your wage, work hours, title, job duties and responsibilities should be sufficient for the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP).
Please note, as Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) also assesses your work experience, please upload all documentation you provide to the NSNP to CIC when you apply for Permanente Resident status, if you are nominated. However, as the NSNP does not influence CIC’s decisions, we cannot comment on whether or not the above information will be sufficient for CIC’s purposes."
See if this can help you