Proving overseas experience - How much scrutiny do they look at things with

[abi2490]

Hi guys,

I have a quick question regarding overseas experience points I claimed for three years and about to submit EE from 2012 to 2015:

1. My old boss has since moved on from this company, but is happy to sign an official letter and alibi everything if they call him (will this be okay we have letterheads that we can use as well)

2 I don't have paystubs for the experience only a reference letter that's it.

I have another colleague that still works there as an Operations person and said she is happy to write another letter saying she is a witness for everything - will this help ?

The only other thing I can think of I can log into NZ Taxation department website and provide the taxable income I paid taxes on from that company.

Its hard to find things after 7 + years.

Please guide what would help or am I freaking out for nothing.

 

[Ranjeet singh gill]

Hi
I guess they only ask for the reference letter.
It might be better to consult a lawyer too.

 

[NOC98]

The reference letter can be signed by either your immediate supervisor OR personnel officer at the company.

if you read on the link below, under proof of work experience section, you don’t need to provide tax documents unless it’s for Canadian work experience (e.g., T4, NOA)

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...-after-january-1-2016-completeness-check.html

Are you a CEC applicant? Have to tried calculating your score without your foreign work experience, if it’s still