Reference letter

[ankitjain2801]

Is it ok to submit a reference letter dated dec 2019 if I am claiming experience for may 2019 to may 2020. Al though i am still attaching my NOI , t4 , recent paystubs and bank statements.
Any advice ? Please help.

 

[Bacelor]

It is not required if you left that job however updated validation is always favorable so if it is not a real burden go "all in" and renew it.

GL

 

[ankitjain2801]

I have already submitted my file and i got an AOR . And i am still with my same employer since may 2019.

 

[ankitjain2801]

It is not required if you left that job however updated validation is always favorable so if it is not a real burden go "all in" and renew it.

GL

I have already submitted my file and i got an AOR . And i am still with my same employer since may 2019.

 

[Bacelor]

I have already submitted my file and i got an AOR . And i am still with my same employer since may 2019.

You mean you provided a letter from your employer that you have been working with company XYZ
from May 2019 - May 2020 on DEC 2020
As proof of your current employment?

Have got any promotion upgrades rotations on May 2020?

 

[ankitjain2801]

You mean you provided a letter from your employer that you have been working with company XYZ
from May 2019 - May 2020 on DEC 2020
As proof of your current employment?

Have got any promotion upgrades rotations on May 2020?

No I didn’t got any promotion till now.
So what I have uploaded are dec 2019 reference letter, t4 2019 and 2020 , noa 2019, bank statement may 2019 and dec 2020 and recent paystub dec 2020 and jan 2021.

 

[Bacelor]

No I didn’t got any promotion till now.
So what I have uploaded are dec 2019 reference letter, t4 2019 and 2020 , noa 2019, bank statement may 2019 and dec 2020 and recent paystub dec 2020 and jan 2021.

Well it meets the minimum requirement "one year experience" i hope it states that you still employed.

Generally for IRCC; applicants are required to provide Reference letters corroborated with pay slips if you have them.

The point is the Reference Letter is the base of the decision not the pay slips. It would present you better if it reference that you still have your Job and not laid off.

Did you mention any thing about it in LOE ?

 

[ankitjain2801]

Well it meets the minimum requirement "one year experience" i hope it states that you still employed.

Generally for IRCC; applicants are required to provide Reference letters corroborated with pay slips if you have them.

The point is the Reference Letter is the base of the decision not the pay slips. It would present you better if it reference that you still have your Job and not laid off.

Did you mention any thing about it in LOE ?

No I didn’t attached any LOE.
Shall I make a revised one and send separately through webform?

 

[Bacelor]

No I didn’t attached any LOE.
Shall I make a revised one and send separately through webform?

From abstract it looks fine but yes if i were in your position; to avoid delays and risks, i would immediately raise a WebForm with new reference letter clearly stating work period
from May 2019 to still working ( why to close end your working period it is not big deal but surely it require un-needed explanation).
Of course with the rest required criteria ( designation, duties, gross salary etc..) just to be safe and eliminate any misunderstanding.

What is your AOR anyway?
It takes around 2 weeks to 3 weeks to return or inquire an application? Are you already past the AOR with 2-3weeks ?

 

[ankitjain2801]

From abstract it looks fine but yes if i were in your position; to avoid delays and risks, i would immediately raise a WebForm with new reference letter clearly stating work period
from May 2019 to still working ( why to close end your working period it is not big deal but surely it require un-needed explanation).
Of course with the rest required criteria ( designation, duties, gross salary etc..) just to be safe and eliminate any misunderstanding.

GL

Yeah I also think the same just to avoid any risks I should sent a new one as well.

 

[ankitjain2801]

From abstract it looks fine but yes if i were in your position; to avoid delays and risks, i would immediately raise a WebForm with new reference letter clearly stating work period
from May 2019 to still working ( why to close end your working period it is not big deal but surely it require un-needed explanation).
Of course with the rest required criteria ( designation, duties, gross salary etc..) just to be safe and eliminate any misunderstanding.

What is your AOR anyway?
It takes around 2 weeks to 3 weeks to return or inquire an application? Are you already past the AOR with 2-3weeks ?

Sorry I didn’t replied earlier, but my AOR is Jan 17th