Here is my situation:
I have worked at the same company since 2015, but with different position titles. Additionally, I was on contract initially, and then became full time permanent employee. Although, from the perspective of NOC, I have done the same work, and have been undertaking the same responsibilities.
Now, my manager is generous enough to offer me to write a reference letter however way I want.
Give my above situation, I have come up with the following structure:
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To Whom…
This is to certify that Mr. XYZ has been employed at company XYZ as a XYZ. He has been working on XYZ product of the company. The following lists the positions held by Mr. XYZ:
Month 2017 - present
Position Title, Full time, parmanent
Month 2016 - Month 2017
Position Title, Full time, on contract
… more positions
The following lists the responsibilities:
- …
- …
- …
End paragraph.
Signature
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Is this letter structure ok? Or does it look unconventional? The breaking down of different positions, the way I have done – is that going to attract undue attention from the visa officer? I can substantiate positions with payslips and tax return proofs, so no problems there.
Thanks.