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I have a six moths old reference letter from my company without working hours and salary details, Is that ok? Whether my spouse also should get a reference letter?
Hi,
1) This is not really a big deal so you can select either business or management. It wont affect your application in any way.
2) No, this is not an issue. The title is of little or no importance is selecting an NOC as titles differ across companies and countries. What is import is that you have performed the action in the lead statement of the NOC and the majority of the listed duties. So if your duties match it, pick it!
3) Yes, it should.
All the best
No, its not ok. They need to know if it was paid and full-time, so get one that states all the required details.
All the best
@TanakaM , Its over a year since i left my company now, and their relieving letter does not have the job description/duties (Software Analyst); They don't really cater to individual request of relieving letter in certain specific formats;I however can produce tax slips, pay stubs etc to prove other required details. Is there any work around for this? as this seems to be the major problem i am having with my application now...Thx!
To be honest I am not a fan of letters written by colleagues, its too risky (Just my take). I would advise that you do everything in you power to get a letter written by a superior.
All the best
Hi,
Try ask them for the letter, you never know how they will respond. If they refuse, approach a former superior and ask them to write a notarised letter with the required information. This is a critical part of the application so do the best you can.
Regards
All of those are supporting documents (plan B). You must first try to follow the instructions. Anything besides them leaves room for the Officer's discretion.
Regards
You mean a new relieving letter with Job duties and no.of.hours worked, full-time/Part-time etc? (the one they gave when i left the company has Name, Joining and end date etc on letter head). Alternately, is it the same letter with Job duties written in a notarized letter (You mean in a official letter head or a stamp paper?) by a senior colleague.. Thx a lot!!
Not a new relieving letter but a reference letter with the required information.
If it can be on official letter head- great
If not, notarised plain paper.
regards
Thanks a lot for your prompt response. I checked my company's Alumni page, they do give out experience/service letter for Immigration purposes - Don't know if that would be of the format that CIC requires. But your inputs give me a starting point. Thx again!