Deepred

Hello.
As part of additional documents required to be sent after my initial
assessment, I have been asked to submit a "certified reference letter"
from my current employer. Is this exactly the same as the normal
reference letter that one submits with the application in the
beginning of the process ?

I had sent one that met all the requirements (as per the CIC
application forms). Do I simply get and send an updated version of
this reference letter ? Or do I have to try and get it certified by a
notary (if that is possible) ?

I'm completely clueless on this issue. Please help.

Thank you.

Badshah

Hello,
I am in the same boat.


"Deepred" wrote in message
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    > Hello.
    > As part of additional documents required to be sent after my initial
    > assessment, I have been asked to submit a "certified reference letter"
    > from my current employer. Is this exactly the same as the normal
    > reference letter that one submits with the application in the
    > beginning of the process ?
    > I had sent one that met all the requirements (as per the CIC
    > application forms). Do I simply get and send an updated version of
    > this reference letter ? Or do I have to try and get it certified by a
    > notary (if that is possible) ?
    > I'm completely clueless on this issue. Please help.
    > Thank you.

Kaseystopp

When I called to ask what "certified" meant, I was told that
certified=notorized.

Does that help?

Good luck!

Badshah

If I send original copy of reference letter ..Is it enough ?????????????

"Kaseystopp" wrote in message
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    > When I called to ask what "certified" meant, I was told that
    > certified=notorized.
    > Does that help?
    > Good luck!

Trikky

G'day, all! In a recent article, Badshah ([email protected])
said:

    > If I send original copy of reference letter ..Is it enough ?????????????

Nope. If they want a certified/notarised copy, it means they want the
original, and they may want it done in a way that you don't even see it.
The employer does it, gets it certified then puts it in an envelope for you
to take along on interrogation day.

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Trikky T; Vancouver, B.C. Canada
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