NOC from employer for Schengen visa
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I work for a bank and I'm applying for a tourist Schengen visa via the Austrian embassy. I have gotten a NOC from my employer, which has the bank logo on top and states since when am I employed there, my designation and that my leave has been approved for the dates I intend to travel. It's also signed by HR. However, they're saying they don't have any stamp to use on that letter. I was wondering if this could be an issue or will the letter I have be alright?
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I work for a bank and I'm applying for a tourist Schengen visa via the Austrian embassy. I have gotten a NOC from my employer, which has the bank logo on top and states since when am I employed there, my designation and that my leave has been approved for the dates I intend to travel. It's also signed by HR. However, they're saying they don't have any stamp to use on that letter. I was wondering if this could be an issue or will the letter I have be alright?
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I work for a bank and I'm applying for a tourist Schengen visa via the Austrian embassy. I have gotten a NOC from my employer, which has the bank logo on top and states since when am I employed there, my designation and that my leave has been approved for the dates I intend to travel. It's also signed by HR. However, they're saying they don't have any stamp to use on that letter. I was wondering if this could be an issue or will the letter I have be alright?
schengen
edited Apr 21 at 13:52
dda
14.4k32850
asked Apr 21 at 11:37
user3193439
15613
I work for a bank and I'm applying for a tourist Schengen visa via the Austrian embassy. I have gotten a NOC from my employer, which has the bank logo on top and states since when am I employed there, my designation and that my leave has been approved for the dates I intend to travel. It's also signed by HR. However, they're saying they don't have any stamp to use on that letter. I was wondering if this could be an issue or will the letter I have be alright?
schengen
edited Apr 21 at 13:52
dda
14.4k32850
asked Apr 21 at 11:37
user3193439
15613
edited Apr 21 at 13:52
dda
14.4k32850
edited Apr 21 at 13:52
dda
14.4k32850
edited Apr 21 at 13:52
dda
14.4k32850
14.4k32850
asked Apr 21 at 11:37
user3193439
15613
asked Apr 21 at 11:37
user3193439
15613
asked Apr 21 at 11:37
user3193439
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15613
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For a visa application, a reference letter from the employer or No Objection Certificate help demonstrate ties to your home country and financial stability. There is no need, or requirement, that they have additional verification or stamping.
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I made a Schengen Visa application in March 2018 and got it successfully. My employer only issued a NoC on their letterhead with logo, name and contact details and my HR signed it for me just like your case.
Thus I can confirm that if your letter is signed with the company's logo and details on it, it should be fine.
You can refer to this page for more info.
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For a visa application, a reference letter from the employer or No Objection Certificate help demonstrate ties to your home country and financial stability. There is no need, or requirement, that they have additional verification or stamping.
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
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For a visa application, a reference letter from the employer or No Objection Certificate help demonstrate ties to your home country and financial stability. There is no need, or requirement, that they have additional verification or stamping.
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
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For a visa application, a reference letter from the employer or No Objection Certificate help demonstrate ties to your home country and financial stability. There is no need, or requirement, that they have additional verification or stamping.
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
Giorgio
28.7k859162
For a visa application, a reference letter from the employer or No Objection Certificate help demonstrate ties to your home country and financial stability. There is no need, or requirement, that they have additional verification or stamping.
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
Giorgio
28.7k859162
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
Giorgio
28.7k859162
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
Giorgio
28.7k859162
answered Jul 29 at 19:06
Giorgio
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up vote
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I made a Schengen Visa application in March 2018 and got it successfully. My employer only issued a NoC on their letterhead with logo, name and contact details and my HR signed it for me just like your case.
Thus I can confirm that if your letter is signed with the company's logo and details on it, it should be fine.
You can refer to this page for more info.
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
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up vote
0
down vote
I made a Schengen Visa application in March 2018 and got it successfully. My employer only issued a NoC on their letterhead with logo, name and contact details and my HR signed it for me just like your case.
Thus I can confirm that if your letter is signed with the company's logo and details on it, it should be fine.
You can refer to this page for more info.
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
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I made a Schengen Visa application in March 2018 and got it successfully. My employer only issued a NoC on their letterhead with logo, name and contact details and my HR signed it for me just like your case.
Thus I can confirm that if your letter is signed with the company's logo and details on it, it should be fine.
You can refer to this page for more info.
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
I made a Schengen Visa application in March 2018 and got it successfully. My employer only issued a NoC on their letterhead with logo, name and contact details and my HR signed it for me just like your case.
Thus I can confirm that if your letter is signed with the company's logo and details on it, it should be fine.
You can refer to this page for more info.
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
8415
answered Jul 29 at 20:14
anant114
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