Post ITA - Reference Letter

[kat_ngo]

Hi there.. I'm in a dilemma right now regarding the reference letter.

I got an ITA and planning to submit my eAPR by 1st week of July

I am currently employed and just accepted an offer last week and will join another company on 12 June

By right, I should update my profile and submit a reference letter for the new work experience

I have a friend working at my soon-to-be employer and said that it is not really convenient to ask for a reference letter since I'm a newbie and they might doubt my stability

I have 2 options in mind right now:

1. Can I just submit my employment letter instead? It was printed on the company's letterhead and all the details that CIC requires are there except the job description. I will also explain my situation in LOE.

2. Can I just move my new work details on Personal History section?
as of writing, I have 9.5 years of work experience in the same NOC, declaring my new work experience will not affect my CRS points.
I will also explain my situation in LOE.

Please advise if I can do that or kindly throw in some suggestions. Thank you.

 

[Amdavadi]

Hi there.. I'm in a dilemma right now regarding the reference letter.

I got an ITA and planning to submit my eAPR by 1st week of July

I am currently employed and just accepted an offer last week and will join another company on 12 June

By right, I should update my profile and submit a reference letter for the new work experience

I have a friend working at my soon-to-be employer and said that it is not really convenient to ask for a reference letter since I'm a newbie and they might doubt my stability

I have 2 options in mind right now:

1. Can I just submit my employment letter instead? It was printed on the company's letterhead and all the details that CIC requires are there except the job description. I will also explain my situation in LOE.

2. Can I just move my new work details on Personal History section?
as of writing, I have 9.5 years of work experience in the same NOC, declaring my new work experience will not affect my CRS points.
I will also explain my situation in LOE.

Please advise if I can do that or kindly throw in some suggestions. Thank you.

Its not an issue.

You can move experience to personal history. I did same

 

[kat_ngo]

Its not an issue.

You can move experience to personal history. I did same

Thank you for the reply. I really appreciate it.

Did you give them an explanation for doing so? If yes, what did you say?

 

[Amdavadi]

Thank you for the reply. I really appreciate it.

Did you give them an explanation for doing so? If yes, what did you say?

I said i am not claiming points so not uploading.

 

[kat_ngo]

I said i am not claiming points so not uploading.

Thank you!!!

 

[jpv2212]

Hi there.. I'm in a dilemma right now regarding the reference letter.

I got an ITA and planning to submit my eAPR by 1st week of July

I am currently employed and just accepted an offer last week and will join another company on 12 June

By right, I should update my profile and submit a reference letter for the new work experience

I have a friend working at my soon-to-be employer and said that it is not really convenient to ask for a reference letter since I'm a newbie and they might doubt my stability

I have 2 options in mind right now:

1. Can I just submit my employment letter instead? It was printed on the company's letterhead and all the details that CIC requires are there except the job description. I will also explain my situation in LOE.

2. Can I just move my new work details on Personal History section?
as of writing, I have 9.5 years of work experience in the same NOC, declaring my new work experience will not affect my CRS points.
I will also explain my situation in LOE.

Please advise if I can do that or kindly throw in some suggestions. Thank you.

1) Better get a job description letter from one of your seniors / colleagues signed & stamped by him.

You can find useful info in this link
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/format-for-job-description-certificate-t487385.0.html