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Next Express Entry Draw Canada invites 7000 new candidates

March 24, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

On March 23, Canada staged an unexpected Express Entry Draw, inviting an additional 7,000 Express Entry Candidates. This draw evaluated candidates from all Express Entry programs, and the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score cut-off criterion was 484 points.

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Date of Draw: March 23rd, 2023

Number of Invitations Issued: 7000

Minimum CRS: 484

For an Express Entry draw, 7,000 invitations is a big quantity. The number of ITAs granted in an all-program draw on March 23 is matched with last week’s Draw on March 15.

PNP Draws are increasing and how.

Each year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) designate a specific number of nominations available for each province and territory participating in the PNP.

This year, the IRCC has provided provinces with multi-year allocations for the first time, although these figures have not been made public and have only been shared at the discretion of the provinces.

Canada has set a target to welcome 465,000 new permanent residents in 2023, with 82,880 expected to be admitted through regular Express Entry streams and an additional 105,500 through all Provincial Nominee Program streams, including those aligned with Express Entry.

To achieve this record-high immigration target for 2023, IRCC will need to continue inviting Express Entry candidates in their inventory, which could result in a significant number of Express Entry and PNP invitations being issued. New draw numbers will be posted on the relevant page as soon as they are available.

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What is Express Entry for Canada and how you can apply for it

Express Entry is an online system used by the Canadian government to manage applications for permanent residence from skilled foreign workers who want to immigrate to Canada. The program is designed to facilitate the selection of candidates who have the skills and experience required to meet Canada’s economic needs and contribute to its society.

To apply for Express Entry, you must first determine your eligibility by meeting the requirements for one of the three federal economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), or the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). You will need to create an online profile with information about your education, language ability, work experience, and other details relevant to your eligibility. You will also need to complete a language test (IELTS or CELPIP for English, or TEF for French) and an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to demonstrate that your foreign qualifications are equivalent to Canadian standards.

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Latest Provincial Nominee Updates – Four Provinces have granted ITAs

March 22, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

Under Provincial Nominee Programs, four provinces have granted ITAs.

This week, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Prince Edward Island have granted provincial nominations to candidates in the PNP. These programs allow provinces to select economic immigration applicants who are likely to integrate into the local economy and workforce successfully. A provincial nomination enhances a candidate’s permanent residency application. If you are an Express Entry candidate, receiving a provincial nomination will give you an extra 600 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points, making you eligible for an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency in a later Express Entry draw.

Ontario

Ontario conducted two selection rounds on March 14 for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) International Student category. The first draw invited 606 individuals working in healthcare and technology occupations, with a minimum score range of 70 or higher. The second draw targeted skilled trades occupations and granted invitations to 300 candidates with a score range of 74 or above.

Additionally, Ontario carried out two further targeted draws on March 16, this time for the Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Workers category. The province issued invitations to 271 candidates in finance, health, and education fields, and 344 in technology and skilled trades. The first draw for this category had a CRS score range of 294-489, while the second had a CRS range of 400-489.

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Alberta

On March 9, Alberta conducted an Express Entry selection round for applicants in the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP). The results were published on March 14. The selection round resulted in 134 candidates receiving invitations, with a minimum CRS score of 301 as an Express Entry candidate. The AAIP emphasizes that certain factors can increase the chances of obtaining notification of interest, such as having a job offer from an employer in Alberta, being a graduate of a Canadian post-secondary institution, having a permanent resident or Canadian citizen family member (parent, child, brother, or sister) residing in Alberta, or being a first-language French speaker.

British Colombia

In the weekly draw held on March 14, British Columbia issued invitations to over 230 candidates. The largest selection round was a targeted tech draw, which granted invitations to 197 individuals from the International Skilled Worker and International Graduate streams, including Express Entry candidates. These applicants were required to have a minimum SIRS score of 83.

The province also invited candidates working in the following occupations.

23 early childhood educators and assistants (NOC 4214) with scores of at least 60 points;
10 healthcare workers from the Skilled Worker, International Graduate, including Express Entry category, with scores of at least 60 points and;
Other priority occupations with scores of at least 60.

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island extended invitations to 144 candidates for provincial nomination. Of those, 138 were applicants from the Labour and Express Entry stream. In addition, six invitations were granted to candidates in the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur category, who needed to meet a minimum point threshold of 52. The PEI PNP normally holds draws once a month.

How to apply for a PNP Program

To apply for the PNP, an applicant must first express interest in the program by submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the province or territory of their choice. The EOI will typically include information such as the applicant’s education, work experience, language skills, and other factors that may contribute to their eligibility for the PNP.

If the province or territory is interested in the applicant, they may invite the applicant to submit a complete application for provincial nomination. Once the applicant receives a provincial nomination, they can use it to apply for permanent residence with Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

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Canadian Immigration – PGWP holders can extend for 18 months

March 20, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

Canadian Immigration big news -post-Graduation work permit extends for up to 18 months for high skilled talent, foreign nationals with expired or expiring post-graduation work permits will be able to work in Canada for a longer period of time.

What is the latest announcement on the PGWP Work permit program?

Sean Fraser, Canada’s Immigration Minister, has issued an important statement regarding Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) holders. During this moment of economic recovery and expansion, employers are confronting unprecedented hurdles in finding and maintaining the personnel they require.

Anyone whose Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is expiring in 2023 will be eligible to apply for an extension of their Open Work Permit. Moreover, those who applied for IRCC’s Open Work Permit extension last year and whose PGWP expired in 2022 will also be eligible for the extension. Starting from April 6th, interested individuals can submit their application for the extension through the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website. Upon successful application, the applicants will receive an email with an interim work permit authorization that can be presented to their employers as proof of legal employment in Canada.

Is it possible to extend your PGWP for Canada?

The extension of the Open Work Permit will allow individuals with a PGWP to stay in Canada for an extended period, gaining further job experience and continuing to contribute to the Canadian economy. Candidates can apply for an extension by visiting the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website. If their application is approved, they will obtain an interim work permit authorization, allowing them to lawfully continue working in Canada. The IRCC has announced that it will contact eligible candidates via SMS beginning April 6th, encouraging them to access their secure online account.

What is PGWP? And how it can help you to migrate to Canada.

PGWP stands for Post-Graduation Work Permit, which is a type of work permit that allows international students to work in Canada after completing their studies at a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada. Get more info on Study visa Canada This work permit is issued by the Canadian government and provides students with an opportunity to gain valuable work experience and contribute to the Canadian economy.

If you graduated from a designated learning institution (DLI), you could apply for Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP).

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Things to know before applying for PGWP.

The validity of PGWP depends on the length of your study program.

If the length of your study program is 2 years or more, you will get PGWP for 3 years.
If your passport is expiring earlier than the full predetermined length of PGWP, your PGWP is only valid until your passport expires. (You have the option to apply for an extension to claim the full validity if advised by IRCC).
You have 180 days to apply for PGWP after you graduate, and your Study Permit must have been valid at some point during those 180 days.
PGWP applications can be submitted online, or paper-based (processing time varies, the current processing time is 113 days for online and 117 days for paper-based applications).

Required documents for PGWP application:

Graduation Letter / Confirmation of Graduation

Official transcripts

Passport

Valid Study Permit/Work Permit

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Fill out IMM5710 – Application to change conditions extended my stay or remains in Canada as a worker.

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SPS Canada is a team of experts who specialize in handling Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications. Our team understands the complexity of the Canadian immigration system and the importance of obtaining a work permit to pursue a career in Canada. With years of experience in the field, we have helped numerous individuals navigate the PGWP application process and achieve their career goals in Canada. By choosing SPS Canada, you can rest assured that your PGWP application is in safe hands. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you with your PGWP application.

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Stay Alert from Fake Consultancies dealing with Your Canada visa

March 17, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

Big news broke in early March when The Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) issued deportation notices to over 7000 Indian students whose admissions offer letters to the educational institutes were found fake.

What happened to students who were deported from Canada?

As per multiple news sources, a group of students created counterfeit admission offer letters in order to obtain entry into Canada for educational purposes. The situation was brought to the attention of the Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) during an investigation into the student’s permanent residency applications following the completion of their studies.

According to reports from various media outlets, about 700 students had requested study visas through Education Migration Services in Jalandhar. The owner of the visa service agency, charged students approximately ₹16 lakh to cover their expenses in Canada, including admission fees and other related costs. However, airfare and security deposits were not included in his amount. Students who used this Immigration consultancy services and applied for Study Visa in Canada during the 2018-19 academic year came in the eyes of Canadian authorities and were rechecked and confronted.

Now this doesn’t stop here, the agent had charged each student between Rs 16 to 20 lakhs to cover expenses such as admission fees and other related costs.

What did Students do to counter CBSA and what actions did Canadian government take?

When Indian students applied for permanent residency, they presented their “Admission Offer Letter.” However, it was discovered that the letters, which were also used to obtain their visas, were fraudulent. Following the exposure of the fraud, CBSA issued deportation notices to the students.

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According to reports, the students enrolled in different colleges and finished their studies. Some of them even obtained work permits, as per the reports. However, it was recently discovered by the CBSA that the admission letters they used were fraudulent. There is no confirmation from Outlook regarding the accuracy of these reports.

There has been no official response from Canadian authorities, but it is reported that they have rejected the victims’ claims of being unaware of the fake admission letters.

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Express Entry: Canada holds largest all-program draw ever.

March 16, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

IRCC invites 7,000 individuals with a CRS score of at least 490. Since January 18, this is the first all-program draw, which opens amazing opportunities to work and settle in Canada.

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Date of Draw: March 15th, 2023

Number of Invitations Issued: 7000

Minimum CRS: 490

Program Specified: Non-specified

7,000 individuals with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 490 received invites from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

The number of ITAs in this draw exceeds the previous record of 5,500 candidates invited in the January 18 all-program draw. Candidates from all three Express Entry programs are considered in an all-program draw: the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), and the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

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What is Express Entry for Canada and how can I apply for it?

What happens when you have created an Express Entry Profile?

Once you have created your profile and submitted your Express Entry application, you will be given a score based on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) which evaluates factors such as age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other criteria.

If you meet the minimum CRS score required for the specific draw, you may receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence. If you receive an ITA, you will need to submit a complete application within the given timeframe and meet all the eligibility requirements to be granted permanent residence in Canada.

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How to keep your CEC candidate status in Canada if your PGWP is about to expire?

March 15, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

Today in the Blog I am going to let you know about an important aspect which is how can you stay in Canada as a CEC candidate while your PGWP is getting expired and what to do next in it.

So from the recent news Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates in the Express Entry pool have not been asked to apply for permanent residence since the previous all-program draw on January 18, nearly two months ago.

Following that, Draws have been limited to candidates in the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), causing concern for many post-graduate work permit (PGWP) holders in the CEC as their permits approach their expiry dates.

Express Entry draw patterns have been inconsistent when compared to all drawings held between July and November 2022. During that time period, Express Entry drawings were all-program, which meant that any candidate in the Express Entry application management system who had at least the minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score was eligible to get an invitation to apply (ITA).

What are the changes in the recent Express Entry draw for Canada?

The way Express Entry draws have been conducted has not been consistent recently. From July to November 2022, all candidates in the Express Entry system who had a certain minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score were eligible to receive an invitation to apply (ITA). This is known as an “all-program” draw. However, draws since then have been limited to certain programs, which is different from the earlier draws.

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How to maintain a status as a PGWP holder waiting for a CEC draw

If you apply for a new work or study permit before your post-graduate work permit (PGWP) expires, you can continue living and working in Canada as a temporary resident while your new application is being processed and you wait for the next CEC draw. However, if you do not apply for a new permit and your PGWP expires, you will have to stop working and leave Canada. There are different types of temporary permits you can apply for, depending on your situation and budget.

Work permits in Canada that require LMIA.

If you currently have a post-graduate work permit (PGWP) and are employed, it may be possible for you to switch to a different type of work permit that requires a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This means that your employer will need to apply to Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to determine if hiring you will have a positive, neutral, or negative impact on the Canadian workforce. If the outcome is positive or neutral, you can continue working for your current employer, but you won’t be allowed to work for any other employer until your permit expires or you obtain permanent residency.

There are some programs, like the Global Talent Stream, that exempt employers in certain tech occupations from the usual advertising requirements needed for an LMIA. Processing times for LMIAs under this program can be as short as two weeks. Normally, LMIA advertising requirements oblige employers to advertise all job vacancies across the Canadian job market for at least four weeks.

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Work permits that are LMIA-exempt.

Work permits that are exempt from LMIA requirements, or those issued under the International Mobility Program, usually fall into the categories of significant benefit or reciprocal employment. To be considered for significant benefit, the work that you will be doing should bring social, cultural, or economic advantages to Canada.

Reciprocal employment takes place when Canada has an agreement with another country, such as the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), which permits certain workers to work in Canada or cross the borders for work, or work in Canada under an intra-company transfer (ICT) agreement.

For Study Visa

As a post-graduate work permit (PGWP) holder, you might have already known that you can work in Canada if you are enrolled in a post-secondary institution designated by the government. If you are a full-time student, you are eligible to work for 20 hours per week off-campus during the academic year and full-time during scheduled academic breaks. However, the recent announcement about the temporary lifting of the limit on hours students can work only applies to those who have submitted their application for a study permit or extension on or before October 7, 2022.

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Canadian Governments launches new immigration campaign for India

March 14, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

The Canadian government has taken a crucial step to strengthen its relationship with India by launching a new immigration campaign exclusively for Indians. This campaign aims to attract more skilled workers, students, and business people from India to Canada.

What are Canadian Immigration’s crucial steps?

The Canadian government has recently observed cases of fraud and trickery in the process of immigrating to Canada. It has come to their attention that many fake activities have been carried out, and false promises have been made on behalf of the Canadian government. The government is taking this issue seriously and wants to clear up any confusion and provide clarity on many subjects related to immigration.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has taken notice of these fraudulent activities and is taking steps to combat them. The government is committed to maintaining the integrity of the immigration system and ensuring that all applicants are treated fairly and equitably.

Things to take care while applying for a Canadian Visa

There are two options available for applying for a visa say it visitor visa, business investor visa, work visa or study visa: you can either apply on your own or choose to utilize the services of a visa agent, who is referred to as a “representative” in Canada. These representatives assist you in completing the necessary application forms and can also submit the application on your behalf. However, if you choose to use a representative, it is essential to disclose this information in your application. Failure to do so can result in the rejection of your application and a ban on reapplying for five years.

Be careful in Choosing the right visa officer for your file which will bring the rejection rate low

IRCC doesn’t work with visa agents who are not authorized representatives. If you use an unauthorized representative, your application may be returned or refused.

It is important to note that hiring a visa agent will not expedite the processing of your application or guarantee visa approval. Canadian immigration officials follow the same procedures and rules when reviewing all applications, regardless of whether you use an agent or apply independently read the blog to know more

If your application is rejected, it is important to understand the reason for the denial before reapplying. “Resubmitting the same application with the same information will not change the decision and will be a waste of your time and money” which is stated by our Expert Immigration counselor who has an experience of more than 10 years in the field.

Providing fake documents and false information

Providing false information or submitting fake or modified documents is a severe offense. If caught, your application will be rejected, and you may be prohibited from entering Canada for a minimum of five years.

When filling out a visa application, you are solely responsible for the accuracy of the information provided, even if you engage the services of a visa agent.In the event that a Canadian visa officer discovers false information on your application, you will be held accountable for the consequences, not the agent you hired.

Fake jobs offers and job offers

There are individuals and groups, both in your immediate vicinity and on the internet, who will offer to secure you a work or student visa for Canada. They may also promise that acquiring a visa will make you eligible to apply for permanent residency (PR).

However, no one can guarantee that you will be granted a visa or PR.

Fake job offers are also prevalent. Before a Canadian employer can hire a foreign worker, they must first attempt to fill the position with a Canadian candidate. The company is required to obtain a document from the government, called a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

If a job offer appears too good to be true, it is likely a scam. Prior to engaging the services of a visa agent, ensure that the company and job offer is genuine by conducting research SPS Canada is one of the top visa consultancies which can guide you with LMIA in an ethical way.

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The Immigration ministers of Canada deliver an update on the country’s key priorities

March 13, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

The immigration ministers of Canada delivered an update on the country’s key priorities.
The Forum of Immigration Ministers recently explored ways to achieve shared aims. In their last meeting, the ministers aimed to maximize the effectiveness of the immigration system to meet economic and regional needs, including increasing provincial/territorial (PT) involvement in the selection process.

Proposal for a Multi-Year Provincial Nominee Program and an Atlantic Immigration Program

Significantly, the ministers approved the first multi-year Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) and Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) plan. This strategy will help provinces and territories plan ahead of time for immigration admissions and settlement. Arlene Dunn, the minister responsible for immigration in New Brunswick, stated on behalf of the provinces and territories that governments and territories are best placed to pick economic immigrants. Minister Dunn stated that expanding the PNP, AIP, and Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot will assist in reducing the IRCC backlog and improve processing times so clients can be better served and their needs met. The strategy calls for a 44% increase in PNP allocations in 2023.

Immigration jurisdiction is shared

The Provincial Nominee Program is a major component of this shared obligation (PNP). With the exception of Quebec and Nunavut, each province has its own PNP via which candidates for permanent residency (PR) can indicate a preference to work and live in a specific province. Québec has its own immigration system.

If the provincial government considers the candidate can easily integrate into the workforce and contribute to the provincial economy, they may award them a provincial nomination. Being nominated does not automatically imply that the candidate is a permanent resident, but it can help strengthen their application to the federal government.

Finally, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) have the final word on how many people are invited to apply for PR under a PNP.

According to the Immigration Levels Strategy 2023-2025, PNP admissions will continue to outnumber federal high-skilled (Express Entry) admissions through 2025.

Immigration drawings are held on a regular basis by provinces and territories. This week, British Columbia, Ontario, and Manitoba held PNP draws, while Quebec held a draw under its own method.

Contact us today to learn more about your possibilities for Canadian immigration, whether it’s a study visa, a work visa, or a business investor visa. We’ll walk you through the complicated immigration procedure and make your journey as easy as possible.

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Visitor visa holders can now work and settle in Canada thanks to new policies !

March 2, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

What are the New Changes on work permit holders in Canada, and can I change my visitor visa to a work visa?

Canada has made it possible for individuals who hold a Visitor visa to have the opportunity to work and potentially become permanent residents, this is a major change when it comes to Visitor visa holders to work in Canada in 2023 as the Canadian government has recently on 28th February 2023 announced a new update regarding work permits for foreign visitors who are currently residing in Canada. This temporary policy has been extended for an additional two years, allowing visitors to continue applying for work permits while on a Visitors Visa.

This policy was first introduced in 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which had caused disruptions in international travel and prevented many foreign visitors from returning to their home countries. There were various temporary policies aimed to address this issue by allowing eligible visitors who were already in Canada to easily apply for work permits without having to leave the country.

Under this policy, visitors who meet certain eligibility criteria, such as holding a valid visitor status or having applied for an extension of their visitor status, may be able to apply for a work permit from within Canada.

What are the eligibility criteria for you to work in Canada with a valid visitor visa

The status of your visa should be valid when you apply for a work permit.
Have a valid job offer which is supported by the Labour Market Impact Assessment or LMIA-exempt offer.
Apply for an employer-specific work permit (not later than 28th Feb) and also meet other standard criteria.

Interim-authorization to work in Canada

The interim authorization to work in Canada is designed to help foreign nationals who are already in Canada and have submitted a work permit application, but whose application has not yet been processed. Without the interim authorization, these individuals would not be able to work while their application is being processed, which could cause financial difficulties and other challenges.

Overall, the extension of this temporary policy will provide significant benefits for both foreign visitors and Canadian employers. It will help to address the ongoing challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and enable skilled workers to continue contributing to the Canadian economy while they are in the country.

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Letter of Recommendation for your Masters in Canada

February 20, 2023

Naju Gadhavi

What is a letter of recommendation?

A letter of recommendation for a master’s program in Canada is a document that is typically written by a former professor, employer, or academic advisor who knows the applicant well and can vouch for their academic or professional abilities. The purpose of the letter is to provide insight into the applicant’s character, skills, work ethic, and potential for success in their chosen field of study.

What does a letter of recommendation for your Canada PR include?

The letter typically includes an introduction that explains the writer’s relationship to the applicant and how long they have known them. It should also include specific examples of the applicant’s academic or professional achievements, and how those achievements demonstrate their potential for success in their chosen field of study. The writer may also provide insights into the applicant’s personal qualities, such as intellectual curiosity, creativity, or leadership skills.

The letter of recommendation is an important part of the application process for master’s programs in Canada, as it provides the admissions committee with an outside perspective on the applicant’s potential for success. It is important to choose a writer who knows the applicant well and can provide specific, detailed examples of their achievements and qualities.

How to write a professional letter of recommendation?

1.1 Address the letter to the employer or hiring manager

Research the employer and address the letter of recommendation directly to the hiring manager or the contact person.

1.2Write an Introduction

Briefly introduce the purpose of the letter and state the nature of letter and what available position you are referring to also make the paragraph smoother and crisper.

1.3Write about the applicant you are recommending to

Highlight the best attributes about how the person is more suitable to the program he has selected and include how long you have known them.

1.4 Conclude your letter of recommendation.

In the last section of the letter, emphasize your endorsement for the candidate by writing the purpose of your recommendation. State the individual’s full name and the specific role you are recommending them for. End the letter by including a closing statement, your complete name, job position, and signature.

FAQ

How do I ask someone to write me a letter of recommendation?

A: You should ask in person or over email, and be polite and professional in your request. Be sure to give the person enough time to write the letter, and provide any necessary details about the application or position you are applying for. You may also want to offer to provide a copy of your resume or other supporting materials.

Can you suggest me the format for a letter of recommendation?

1. Date.

2. Dear Sir/Madam.

3. Introduction.

4. Body.

5. Conclusion.

6. Yours sincerely.

7. Signature.

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How do I ask someone to write me a letter of recommendation?

How to request for a letter of recommendation?

1. Give them enough time of notice.

2. Ask for the recommendation by phone or in person as that can be a lot quicker

3. Provide information to help them, such as dates you worked with them etc.

4. Be very clear about what the letter is for and to who they should address it.

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