Insufficient Job Descriptions

[naticom]

I see several applicants on the SS got rejected because of their letters of reference are not strong enough.
Can you describe what the cases are?
Do you submit without job descriptions or your letter just covered too little information on your job?

I'm kinda worried about my letters because my employers only stated core job functions and they believe that would be sufficient if the recipients are under the same industry.

Please imbue me with some confidence. Thank you.

 

[namaste]

I see several applicants on the SS got rejected because of their letters of reference are not strong enough.
Can you describe what the cases are?
Do you submit without job descriptions or your letter just covered too little information on your job?

I'm kinda worried about my letters because my employers only stated core job functions and they believe that would be sufficient if the recipients are under the same industry.

Please imbue me with some confidence. Thank you.

The reference letters should include a substantial number of duties (~70%) mentioned in the list for the chosen NOC, and they should be detailed enough that your NOC should be apparent just by looking at the duties alone. The industry you are working under doesn't really make a difference. It's what you do that matters the most.

 

[DHAKA 2014]

I need a suggestion regarding POF. Is it mandatory to keep all your required fund in the A/C as liquid money? or can I make a fix deposit of my fund?

In my application I have showed 80% of my money in A/C and 20% in fixed deposit. I have got my PER with this.
But my concern is when the Singapore office would ask again for my POF - if I show most / all of my money in Fixed deposit - would that make any difference? Or is it mandatory to show 3 or 6 month's bank statement?

If someone has any experience / knowledge - please share.

 

[namaste]

I need a suggestion regarding POF. Is it mandatory to keep all your required fund in the A/C as liquid money? or can I make a fix deposit of my fund?

In my application I have showed 80% of my money in A/C and 20% in fixed deposit. I have got my PER with this.
But my concern is when the Singapore office would ask again for my POF - if I show most / all of my money in Fixed deposit - would that make any difference? Or is it mandatory to show 3 or 6 month's bank statement?

If someone has any experience / knowledge - please share.

Fixed deposit is fine too as mentioned in the application checklist. Just send the monthly statements showing fixed deposits when asked.