People who want to immigrate to Canada should submit letters of recommendation from their former employers. What if the employer is unwilling to submit it? Will immigration call to verify? Have any of

People who want to immigrate to Canada should submit letters of recommendation from their former employers. What if the employer is unwilling to submit it? Will immigration call to verify? Have any of you ever been in such a situation? No matter how difficult it is, don't cheat.

Q: I heard that skilled immigrants have to send letters of recommendation from their employers, but I don't want employers to know. What should I do?

Answer: you can not find the existing employer's certificate for the time being, and you can make up this certificate later. But if you have worked in other units before, you must provide proof of your old employer, otherwise the embassy will close the case.

Letter of recommendation from employer. It is best to use the company's official stationery, which is written by the leaders in English. If it is not convenient for leaders to know, it is not necessary to be a full-time leader or a department leader. If there is really no one, you can also ask a colleague with a higher position to write in the name of your immediate supervisor. You must have the Chinese signature of the recommender, and you don't need to stamp the official seal, so don't leave your company phone number. But these are all fake.