What to put in a separate space of ref letters

[farnaws]

Hi,

I have been working in a company for an year now. In my work history, I put my roles(when I joined) and new role(which I had been promoted to, very recently), now, should I have to add two reference letter in the two spaces in the Express Entry form? Or just one having description of the two job position and upload it twice?

 

[britinvancouver]

Hi,

I have been working in a company for an year now. In my work history, I put my roles(when I joined) and new role(which I had been promoted to, very recently), now, should I have to add two reference letter in the two spaces in the Express Entry form? Or just one having description of the two job position and upload it twice?

I have a similar thing and to quote my document checklist "The letter should indicate all positions held while employed at the company" CIC saying that I have interpreted they want them all in the same document and upload it twice.

 

[Asivad Anac]

One would be enough. You don't need to have 2 line items under Work history for the same employer. Just input your latest job title where required. One work reference letter will do. Ask your supervisor to mention the start and end date of previous assignment along with roles & responsibilities for the same and do the same for the 2nd position but make that open-ended by mentioning it as "currently employed as XXX".

All the best!

 

[farnaws]

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply, I think, I have no other option than putting the same, in two spaces, because I have already gotten my ITA. So, I am going to have a reference letter, stating I joined as a <initial position> and continued till <the last date I held the position>, Current position: <present role>, annual salary <the latest one>, benefits: <latest benefits>. Since My NOC code is same, it can remain same. Also, Job and responsibilities can contain, both what I did as a junior employee, and what I am doing/will do from now on.

what's your opinion on that?

Thanks

 

[Asivad Anac]

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply, I think, I have no other option than putting the same, in two spaces, because I have already gotten my ITA. So, I am going to have a reference letter, stating I joined as a <initial position> and continued till <the last date I held the position>, Current position: <present role>, annual salary <the latest one>, benefits: <latest benefits>. Since My NOC code is same, it can remain same. Also, Job and responsibilities can contain, both what I did as a junior employee, and what I am doing/will do from now on.

what's your opinion on that?

Thanks

Sounds good. You don't need to have the NOC code mentioned explicitly. Add working hours/week in both of those and it will be perfect!

 

[farnaws]

Thanks Avisad