Attribute the crew’s tasks and the applicant’s professional responsibility separately.
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Use the actual project structure to explain information gathering, evaluation and decisions. Do not claim authorship of another person’s work or hide the applicant’s material routine duties. The evidence should make the professional role understandable rather than merely reproduce the employer’s title.
Proof of Canadian citizenship, the original parchment and an official transcript showing the field of study, any hospitality diploma or certificate, and an employer letter naming the profession as Appendix 2 states it. The support letter should state the listed profession by name, the discipline of the applicant's training, the duties in the United States, the identity and credentials of the professional the applicant supports, the duration of the engagement and the compensation. Ask for a letter on letterhead naming the U.S. entity, stating the profession in the words used by the Appendix 2 list, describing the forestry duties concretely, and giving the period, the salary and the credential relied on. Letters that describe the role as a future opportunity, condition employment on a licence not yet issued or leave the employer's identity unclear invite a refusal that a stronger draft would have prevented.