Document background
A Recommendation Letter For Immigration is a crucial supporting document in Canadian immigration applications, used across various immigration programs including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, and family sponsorship applications. The document serves as a professional or personal testament to an applicant's character, abilities, and potential contribution to Canada. These letters must be written in accordance with Canadian immigration requirements and should come from credible sources who can speak to the applicant's qualifications, character, and abilities. The letter writer must be prepared to verify the information if contacted by immigration authorities, and false statements can have serious legal consequences under Canadian law. Typically, the letter should be recent (within six months of the application) and should contain specific, detailed information about the applicant rather than generic statements.
