Maximo

Hi,

I recently received my initial assessment (with interview waiver)

The immigration folks requested for an employment verification letter
that includes "the probability of continued employment". My employer
indicated that it would be against company policy to include this. What
should I do?

Esteloval

what is your timeline maximo?



Originally posted by maximo

    > Hi,

    > I recently received my initial assessment (with interview waiver)

The immigration folks requested for an employment verification letter
that includes "the probability of continued employment". My employer
indicated that it would be against company policy to include this. What
should I do?

Maximo

Originally posted by esteloval

    > what is your timeline maximo?



Application submitted: Nov 02

AOR : Jan 03

Initial assessment: Dec 03

Esteloval

thanks maximo

Originally posted by maximo

    > Application submitted: Nov 02

    > AOR : Jan 03

Initial assessment: Dec 03

Ihassan

Maximo,

What location did you apply from and where were you loacted at
that time?

Thanks





Originally posted by maximo

    > Hi,

    > I recently received my initial assessment (with interview waiver)

The immigration folks requested for an employment verification letter
that includes "the probability of continued employment". My employer
indicated that it would be against company policy to include this. What
should I do?

Webcrawler

Wow ! that is a strange request - never heard of this.
Mr. Miller and Jim - why would they ask for such a thing?
This doesn't make sense to me.
If someone is planning to immigrate as a PR to Canada, why should they care
about "continued employment" in their home country?
I don't think any company would agree to issue such a letter.

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    > Hi,
    > I recently received my initial assessment (with interview waiver)
    > The immigration folks requested for an employment verification letter
    > that includes "the probability of continued employment". My employer
    > indicated that it would be against company policy to include this. What
    > should I do?
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Jim Humphries

Where are you living and what is your citizenship?

Maximo

Hi Jim,

I am residing in the United States. I am an Indian Citizen. I had filed
my application at Buffalo

I seriously doubt any employer would be able to answer such a question.
I think I may end up forwarding a letter from my HR dept explaining that
the company would not be in a position to comment on the "probability of
employment"



Thanks