Employer [HR] refuses official job letter with addnl. detailed job duties
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As far as I know, notarization does not expire. But you need to check whether there is a change to the circumstances that has been mentioned in the letter, if yes, then the letter will not be valid.tushard8 said:
The condition for a notarized document to be accepted as a valid document are:
1. The circumstances or details mentioned in the letter should be still valid, and
2. Notarization should not expire (which does not)
Even if one of the above has not been met the, document cannot be accepted, as it is an invalid document at this point of time.
Would suggest you to consult a lawyer as well.
Thanks Stanlee !
This is basically my previous companys experience letters which I have prepared when I was looking for Australis immigration. So there is no change in there. These are on stamp paper with notarized stamp on it. So I can use these as it is as there is no validity for it.
For my current company I anyway preparing a fresh one.
This is basically my previous companys experience letters which I have prepared when I was looking for Australis immigration. So there is no change in there. These are on stamp paper with notarized stamp on it. So I can use these as it is as there is no validity for it.
For my current company I anyway preparing a fresh one.
From what I know, reference letters from past employers are valid indefinitely (or at least that is what was being widely believed here on the forum). However, I recall a post on the forum where the applicant was rejected for the following reason (I'm paraphrasing it) :tushard8 said:
"You have indicated on your application about your work experience with XXX" but you did not attach recent documents proving the employment. It should not have been difficult because you still live in the same area as your previous employer" or something on those lines.
@Asivad - Could you kindly advise?
Hello Everyone ...!
I knw this question has been asked recently but my situation is a lil different.
1.My company/hospital HR has refused to give me refernce letter as per cic format. I have SERVICE certificate by them which states only my job duration & job designation with no rules and resposibilities or my salary.
2.But, I have a recommendation letter from my consultant doctor( immediate superviser) stating my job designation, duration, duties & resposibilities and its on company letter head n its signed n stamped by my consultant (but theres NO mention of full time employee or my salary)( PS : Its notarized)
3. I have only supporting bank statements of my salary account n also NO offer letter.
I want to know
1. Should i get my immediate supervisor letter stamped by HR n will that suffice .. Do i still need to provide letter of explanation
2. if HR refuse to stamp it what r my other options ??
I knw this question has been asked recently but my situation is a lil different.
1.My company/hospital HR has refused to give me refernce letter as per cic format. I have SERVICE certificate by them which states only my job duration & job designation with no rules and resposibilities or my salary.
2.But, I have a recommendation letter from my consultant doctor( immediate superviser) stating my job designation, duration, duties & resposibilities and its on company letter head n its signed n stamped by my consultant (but theres NO mention of full time employee or my salary)( PS : Its notarized)
3. I have only supporting bank statements of my salary account n also NO offer letter.
I want to know
1. Should i get my immediate supervisor letter stamped by HR n will that suffice .. Do i still need to provide letter of explanation
2. if HR refuse to stamp it what r my other options ??
Hi,
I have a question regarding reference letter. Since my HR has refused to provide reference letter with Jobs and Duties. I have taken the reference letter from my manager on plain paper with his business card/ employee card copy ,his contact number and email id.
Now the question is which type of notarization should I go for : normal notarized stamp or Attested by stamp or Before me stamp .
Also is it required to be it on stamp paper or plain paper would suffice?
I have a question regarding reference letter. Since my HR has refused to provide reference letter with Jobs and Duties. I have taken the reference letter from my manager on plain paper with his business card/ employee card copy ,his contact number and email id.
Now the question is which type of notarization should I go for : normal notarized stamp or Attested by stamp or Before me stamp .
Also is it required to be it on stamp paper or plain paper would suffice?
Hello Mr Stanlee, and friends aStanlee said:
Big salute to you for all the help you are providing to all.
I am getting experience letter in my company letter head from my manager who's my previous supervisor in my company where I've worked for last 6 years and it's my first company too.
Will it work? I know may have asked the same question in different ways. Please help me.
Thanks
Hi guys,
My company only provides a standard letter on official stamped letterhead which includes the positions I held, dates of employment, and my salary. I also do have a job description document from the company, however JD is not on on a letterhead and neither it is stamped and it only has my signature on it , stating that I have read and agreed with the JD. HR refuses to stamp or sign the JD. What would be the best way for me to proceed?
My company only provides a standard letter on official stamped letterhead which includes the positions I held, dates of employment, and my salary. I also do have a job description document from the company, however JD is not on on a letterhead and neither it is stamped and it only has my signature on it , stating that I have read and agreed with the JD. HR refuses to stamp or sign the JD. What would be the best way for me to proceed?
You can make a copy of the letter containing roles, get it notarized. Even better, if any of your manager(s)/colleague(s) are willing to provide job roles on a letter, you can get it from them, get it notarized and submit it along with a copy of business card/company ID card of the referee.timmykz2 said:
I have taken reference letter with job duties and responsibilities.. With my boss signature email and phone num on it... I live in dubai... How can i notarize it?