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landing13

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Mar 13, 2013
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Hi, all

here is my situation,

I worked at a major bank as an insurance agent (NOC 6231) from dec 11 - feb 13, where i gained more than one year qualifying work experience, and the manager issued a work reference letter customized to the CEC requirement, it should work fine.

In this feb i switched to another bank for an FSR (NOC 6235) role, however, I don't think my manager fully appreciates how important is the work reference letter to our Immigration application, and she is not willing to sign a customized reference letter, Therefore for this position, I submitted an HR standardized letter showing my employment history, title and salary, NO JOB DUTY provided in the letter. I attached a brief job description, my payroll, and contract along with the application package.

MY QUESTION IS:

Since my first work experience gave me one year qualified work experience, will the situation in the second job likely cause a refusal in CEC? In case I get refused, what can I further do?



Thank you so much for all the feedbacks,




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landing13 said:
Hi, all

here is my situation,

I worked at a major bank as an insurance agent (NOC 6231) from dec 11 - feb 13, where i gained more than one year qualifying work experience, and the manager issued a work reference letter customized to the CEC requirement, it should work fine.

In this feb i switched to another bank for an FSR (NOC 6235) role, however, I don't think my manager fully appreciates how important is the work reference letter to our Immigration application, and she is not willing to sign a customized reference letter, Therefore for this position, I submitted an HR standardized letter showing my employment history, title and salary, NO JOB DUTY provided in the letter. I attached a brief job description, my payroll, and contract along with the application package.

MY QUESTION IS:

Since my first work experience gave me one year qualified work experience, will the situation in the second job likely cause a refusal in CEC? In case I get refused, what can I further do?

No need to worry about this so long as your reference letter from your first work is strong. I think there are few people on this forum whose managers were not cooperative with providing reference letter. In such a case, they provided an explanation letter to the office. I guess you can do the same thing for your second job if you are really worried.

Thank you so much for all the feedbacks,




;)
 
landing13 said:
Since my first work experience gave me one year qualified work experience, will the situation in the second job likely cause a refusal in CEC?

You should be OK -
 
As you mentioned you already gained one year of qualifying work exp with the prev job. You should be fine. Make sure you send the pay stubs, contract of that job too and ofcourse not to forget NOA for that year.