Recieved ITA. Reference letter ready no paystubs is that okay?

[suazo]

Hello everyone, I have a question. I received ITA on April draw with 429 points. My work experience is back in Nigeria. I worked for one year. My employer has provided me with a reference letter explaining all my duties and every thing necessary as per cic requirement. My question is I have no pay stubs. Because I was pain in cash monthly by my employer which is stated on the letter. Is theblettwr sufficient enough? I don't have any pay stubs. Thanks

 

[jpv2212]

Hello everyone, I have a question. I received ITA on April draw with 429 points. My work experience is back in Nigeria. I worked for one year. My employer has provided me with a reference letter explaining all my duties and every thing necessary as per cic requirement. My question is I have no pay stubs. Because I was pain in cash monthly by my employer which is stated on the letter. Is theblettwr sufficient enough? I don't have any pay stubs. Thanks

It's not compulsory to provide pay stubs for your employment experience. However, people do attach pay stubs just to provide extra information about their salary and deductions, if any.
If your monthly/annual pay is written in your job description letter, it SHOULD be fine. You should be good to go.

I personally would advise you to attach Income Tax deductions certificates issued by the Income Tax authority in your country, if you have one.
this way you could provide extra info. Although, it is not required.

Other thing is that you should provide statements of bank account for last 6 months. (6 months from the date when you received your ITA). They are required by IRCC