UK Employer reference,no mention of "gradulate level&qu

[pandask]

Hi,
I got an employer reference from my current employer(I am in UK).

1.However, the letter says "Employee reference letter for poperty search and mortgage". Hopefully that should not be an isue?

2.The letter doesnt mention "graduate level experience". Is it fine ? I am writing the content to make sure I dont do mistake. Please help, thanks.

-----Letter content------------
I can confirm that Mr Person A is currently employed by XYZ company headquartered in Newcastle. Mr Person is based at XYZ's offices in Brighton. Mr person joined XYZ on 7th March 2004 as a senior consultant specializing in java architecture & development with the responsibility to provide consulting services to a variety of XYZ's clients.

Mr person has provided technical consultancy with XYZ's largest FTSE 100 corporate clients and has demonstrated his capabilities to both XYZ and the client. If you require further information regarding his application then do not hesitate to contact my, mob no, email id.

Sign
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[webhunter]

my only advice is please search this forum for format of job letters. There is plenty of information, probably much more than the reply you expect for your post.

Good luck with your application.

[pandask]

Thank you, I see there are lot of queries already answered.

My only query is when there is no mention of "graduate level", will caseworker consider is as the first no-no?

My letter has all detail but no mention of "graduate level".

Many Thanks.

[sjgul]

Well , that is very important , U get a Letter with a mention of Graduate Level Job requiring a minimum of Degree + Start and End Date + Start and End Dates of all ur Designations in this Organisatin + Roles & Responsibilities(As of now you only have this).

(Read the Guidelines Carefully)

[webhunter]

In the letters that I submitted, "There was no mention of graduate level ". However, I got the approval.

So if you can get that in, it's great. But if dont have that "there is nothing to lose" as long as the duties/responsibilities are good.