Roles and Responsibilities letter from old employers

[AndySin007]

Dear Sirs,
Need help on few Points:

1> I have total 10 years of experience in IT and changed 5 employers by now, none of the employment letter has roles and responsibilities. Do I have to take the responsibilities from the supervisors/senior colleagues of these companies on plane paper or on notarized stamp paper ? also can we add the missing points to these responsibility letters, for eg: total hours per week.
2> Last 4 years experience is from India but before that I worked as consultant in US company which is closed now, can i take the responsibilities from one of my colleague from the same company who is working in another company now ? can a scanned copy valid ?
3>Can we show Mutual Funds for settlement funds ?
4>My degree is in Electronics and telecom and experience in IT, is this going to cause any problem ?

Thanks

 

[nishesh3003]

Dear Sirs,
Need help on few Points:

1> I have total 10 years of experience in IT and changed 5 employers by now, none of the employment letter has roles and responsibilities. Do I have to take the responsibilities from the supervisors/senior colleagues of these companies on plane paper or on notarized stamp paper ? I recommend notarized and include their business card.
also can we add the missing points to these responsibility letters, for eg: total hours per week. YES
2> Last 4 years experience is from India but before that I worked as consultant in US company which is closed now, can i take the responsibilities from one of my colleague from the same company who is working in another company now ? can a scanned copy valid ? YES Scan and Print
3>Can we show Mutual Funds for settlement funds ? YES
4>My degree is in Electronics and telecom and experience in IT, is this going to cause any problem ? NO

Thanks

 

[AndySin007]

Mutual Funds are allowed to be shown as Settlement Fund ? I am confused because one of the post says no , also no where on CIC it says its allowed, can you pls confirm

 

[nishesh3003]

MF is circumstantial. You can show proof that it can be liquidated easily if required to do so.

But yes - If you are solely relying on MF then I would advise you to tread carefully and check with other members in this forum for their experiences.