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Notice Period Confirmation Letter

A notice period confirmation letter is issued by the current employer to confirm that an employee has resigned and is serving notice, with the start date and expected last working day. Employees usually need it to show a new employer before the relieving letter is available.

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[Company Logo][Company Name]

NOTICE PERIOD CONFIRMATION

Ref. No.:
[Reference Number]
Date:
[Date]

TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN

This is to confirm that [Employee Name], Employee ID [Employee ID], has been employed with [Company Name] since [Date of Joining] and is currently working as [Designation] in the [Department] department at our [Work Location] office.

[Employee Name] submitted a resignation on [Date of Resignation], which has been accepted by the company. As per the terms of employment, the notice period applicable is [Notice Period], and the employee is presently serving this notice.

ParticularsDetails
Date of resignation[Date of Resignation]
Notice period[Notice Period]
Expected last working day[Last Working Day]
Relieving documentsTo be issued after exit clearance

The employee will be relieved from the services of the company on the last working day stated above, subject to completion of handover and the standard exit clearance process. The relieving letter and experience letter will be issued thereafter.

This letter is issued at the request of the employee for the purpose of [submission to prospective employer / verification]. It does not constitute a relieving letter.

For verification, please contact [HR Name] at [HR Email] or [HR Phone].

For [Company Name]
[Authorised Signatory]
[Designation]
(Company Seal)

What this template includes

  • Addressed to whomsoever it may concern so it can be shared externally
  • Employee identity, designation and date of joining
  • Date the resignation was received and accepted
  • Notice duration and expected last working day
  • Statement that relieving is subject to exit clearance
  • Authorised signatory and company seal

When to use it

  • A new employer asks for proof that the candidate is serving notice
  • A background verification agency needs the expected relieving date
  • The employee needs to apply for a visa, loan or rental while still employed
  • There is confusion about the exact last working day and you want it on record

How to customise this template

  1. 1Use letterhead and include the company's official contact for verification
  2. 2Mention only facts; do not include salary unless the employee asks in writing
  3. 3Add the new employer's name only if the employee requests it
  4. 4Sign and stamp it, then share a scanned copy with the employee

HR tips

  • Issue promptly; delays can cost the employee a job offer
  • Avoid commitments about early release unless already approved
  • Keep a copy in the personnel file
  • Use the same last working day as the acceptance letter

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Frequently asked questions

Is a notice period confirmation letter the same as a relieving letter?+

No. The confirmation letter is issued while the employee is still serving notice. The relieving letter is issued after the last working day once exit clearance is complete.

Can HR refuse to give a notice period confirmation letter?+

There is no single rule that requires it, but most companies provide it on request as good practice. It only states facts already on record.

Should salary be mentioned in this letter?+

Usually not. Salary is confidential, and new employers typically verify it separately through payslips or offer documents.