What documents are required to prove my work experience for visa application?
You will need to provide documents that clearly verify your work experience for your Canadian study permit application. Commonly accepted documents include:
- Employment verification letters on company letterhead, stating your job title, duration, roles, and responsibilities, signed by an authorized person.
- Experience or relieving letters confirming your employment period and role.
- Offer letters detailing your position, responsibilities, and employment dates.
- Recent pay slips (usually last 3 - 6 months) or salary certificates.
- Income Tax Returns (ITR) or Form 16 to show your declared income.
- Bank statements reflecting salary credits.
- Resume/CV summarizing your education and work experience.
All documents should be in English or accompanied by certified translations. If you need help preparing or reviewing these documents, your LeapScholar counsellor can assist.
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