reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Dear Friends
I got my experience letter way back. And they doesnt contain "full time employment". And some of those companies have closed, and for the other companies it is very difficult to get the second experience letter. what should i do in this case?? kind regards mehpk |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by mehpk
(Post 5484796)
Dear Friends
I got my experience letter way back. And they doesnt contain "full time employment". And some of those companies have closed, and for the other companies it is very difficult to get the second experience letter. what should i do in this case?? kind regards mehpk There are a variety of strategies which can be used in the circumstances and if you're still in contact with the people who wrote those references the best strategy is to ask them to write a further reference including the missing information and an explanation of what happened to the original employing organisation. Cheers, George Lombard |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Dear George
thanks for your help. Can i use the statutory declaration, as i can get some reference from my old fellows, who still work for some of the companies? regards |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by mehpk
(Post 5484961)
Dear George
thanks for your help. Can i use the statutory declaration, as i can get some reference from my old fellows, who still work for some of the companies? regards As you have passed the ACS I presume you need this for DIAC to prove you have worked more than 20 hours a week for 12 months in the last 24 months and 3 years in the last 4 years. No need for new reference letters if these 3 or 4 years are covered by the references used and recognised by ACS. All you need is some payslips, say 1 every 6 months or 1 at the start and end of each employment period. The amount you were paid should then show that you must have been full-time or at least definitely at least 20 hours per week. P60/P45 equivalents would also be good evidence or maybe a letter from the tax office. If you can't get anything maybe get old bank statements that show your pay going in regularly and explain this in your application. Regards Tony Coates MARN 0635896 |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by welshtony
(Post 5487562)
Hi Mehpk
As you have passed the ACS I presume you need this for DIAC to prove you have worked more than 20 hours a week for 12 months in the last 24 months and 3 years in the last 4 years. No need for new reference letters if these 3 or 4 years are covered by the references used and recognised by ACS. All you need is some payslips, say 1 every 6 months or 1 at the start and end of each employment period. The amount you were paid should then show that you must have been full-time or at least definitely at least 20 hours per week. P60/P45 equivalents would also be good evidence or maybe a letter from the tax office. If you can't get anything maybe get old bank statements that show your pay going in regularly and explain this in your application. Regards Tony Coates MARN 0635896 No I don't think he has passed the ACS if there are only his posts here to go on but yes in a perfect world payslips are a fine solution. I think from his name he's from Pakistan - you've got me wondering what might be regarded as P60/45 equivalents there :-) Cheers, George Lombard |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by George Lombard
(Post 5487648)
Hi Tony,
No I don't think he has passed the ACS if there are only his posts here to go on but yes in a perfect world payslips are a fine solution. I think from his name he's from Pakistan - you've got me wondering what might be regarded as P60/45 equivalents there :-) Cheers, George Lombard Regards Tony Coates MARN 0635896 |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Dear George
I must say you are very intelligent. Thanks for your valuable informations. Dear Tony Thanks for your help. The matter of fact is I dont have any pay slips with me, becuase the employer did not provide any pay slips, might be very few only with one employer. Where as i have switched almost 8 jobs in past 10+ years. So in this case what i need to do?? can i present the bank statements?? cheers mehpk |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by mehpk
(Post 5487721)
Dear George
I must say you are very intelligent. Thanks for your valuable informations. Dear Tony Thanks for your help. The matter of fact is I dont have any pay slips with me, becuase the employer did not provide any pay slips, might be very few only with one employer. Where as i have switched almost 8 jobs in past 10+ years. So in this case what i need to do?? can i present the bank statements?? cheers mehpk Regards Tony Coates MARN 0635896 |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Dear Tony
Many thanks for your help. With the supporting documents do i need to make a statutory declaration and get it signed from notry?? If yes then can you help me how to write the statutory declaration, can you give me some sample / format? cheers Mehpk |
Re: reference letter doesnt contain "full time employee"
Originally Posted by mehpk
(Post 5488079)
Dear Tony
Many thanks for your help. With the supporting documents do i need to make a statutory declaration and get it signed from notry?? If yes then can you help me how to write the statutory declaration, can you give me some sample / format? cheers Mehpk Regards Tony Coates MARN 0635896 |
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