yeah, that's too much, but all that hype after an ITA made me want to buy a new vehicle, I am laughing at myself now...keep it real
I checked my employment letter, it indicates my job is permanent with my duty and pay etc., I'll wait for that damn letter
Thanks for your patience and this little conversation, as I said, I will bring up all their reasons to this forum, and let's see how interesting it goes!
I got promoted this month as well and thought I will also send a CSE.
Btw, please keep us posted on what CIC reply to your CSE. I sent a few extra documents to CIC last week and was surprised to get a positive reply in just 3 business days!
Yes. For past employment, it should be dated after you left the job. For current employment, it should be dated as close to post ITA submissions as possible.
If there is no date along with the signature, that's probably fine. Is it dated anywhere at all? Else, it is definitely prudent to get a reference letter which is dated and send it out along with a CSE explaining this miss.
Format isn't as important as the content. Make sure all of the following is included and that should be enough.
It should be an official document printed on company letterhead
Include the applicant's name, the company's contact information [address, telephone number and e-mail address]
Include the name, title and signature of the immediate supervisor or personnel officer at the company
Indicate all positions held while employed at the company
Include the following details: job title, duties and responsibilities, job status (if current job), dates worked for the company, number of work hours per week and annual salary plus benefits.
I just realized the job reference letter from my company I had submitted before has all the above mentioned details except:
1) Number of work hours per week
2) Annual salary plus benefits
Keeping in mind this was the letter i submitted in stage 1 of entering the pool application as well as the letter i had submitted last time when i got rejected for not providing a police clearance from Australia which means they are keeping my documents for 60 days in case i apply again, is it okay if i change this letter now and add the above 2 points? or i cant change it anymore and maybe issue an additional supporting letter?
I just realized the job reference letter from my company I had submitted before has all the above mentioned details except:
1) Number of work hours per week
2) Annual salary plus benefits
Keeping in mind this was the letter i submitted in stage 1 of entering the pool application as well as the letter i had submitted last time when i got rejected for not providing a police clearance from Australia which means they are keeping my documents for 60 days in case i apply again, is it okay if i change this letter now and add the above 2 points? or i cant change it anymore and maybe issue an additional supporting letter?
Working hours/week becomes a big concern only when you have very little experience and every hour starts counting towards eligibility. So I wouldn't be too worried about that if you have 3-4 years of experience or more and if your reference letter mentions that your job is full time in nature. Similarly salary details add a touch of authenticity to the experience and their absence wouldn't be a cause for concern if you have sufficient experience.
Recommend that you keep the revised letters ready with these details included and send them in only if your application is declined on these grounds.
Yes. For past employment, it should be dated after you left the job. For current employment, it should be dated as close to post ITA submissions as possible.