AhmedFouad said:
Dear Seniors, in regards to the ref letter i may have the following case:
I worked for 2 employers and both of them are providing generic experience letters without the needed details by CIO. So I think in having this self-declared ref letters for both employments. for the first employer, I'll use my supervisor details as he is still working there. The issue is with the other employer where my ex-manager also left the company since 2009 (I worked there from 2005 to 2009), so will it be possible to refer to him and add his private email address and personal mobile phone number and mention this in the cover letter (tell the CIO offices that both of I and my manager left the company on 2009 - my manager left 3 months before I leave)? will it also be Ok to have two self-declared ref letters (No employer letter heads)?
Thanks in advance for your support.
I hope some seniors advise you regarding this. Here is my two cents.
First, you cannot write these letters. Someone, preferably responsible should write them for you.
Next, I would suggest contacting your 2 employers and getting a letter validating your Title, your salary, your hours per week, any benefits, and your employment duration i.e. everything except the job duties/description. This they should be ready to give on their letter head so it would seem official. Next, contact your supervisors and ask them to give letters without the company letter head. Please include their business cards in your CIC application. To make this better if you can get these letters notarized, it would be awesome. Finally add an explanation in your CIC application why you could not get the company to validate the job duties.
