Hi, I was already had two years of experience in the xxx company. I was properly relieved and had both relieving and experience letter. Now I joined another company and they took my both relieving and experience letter from me before I join here. Due to some reason, now I was absconding from this company. So I lost my experience letter from here and to my previous experience letter. Now, what can I do, when I go for another company? Please help me. Thanks in advance.
From India, Chen
Hello John , Talk with your previous company and explain your part of story . They can regenerate your relieving and experience letter . Gautam Dwivedi
From India, Lucknow
Dear John,
At any cost you dont submit your original documents in your employer this is offense also. During your joining time only verify the original documents and it will return back to us. This photo copy only we will submitted to the employer. After joining formalities as per the policy company take the action for background verification for your previous company and collect the details for employer itself.
Your not mentioned in new company HR policy. some company three month salary is asking for release your original documents or your joining formalities was charged in some running cost expense in your company. please you pay the amount you properly relieved in your current employer otherwise you continue the job and tackle the situation and updated you knowledge in challenging situation. You absconding thinking is not true for become a good leader.
Siraj/HR

From India, Kolkata
Thanks Gowtham.Is that possible to get my relieving letter again from my previous company after three months? How it’s possible? How can I ask to them? Please tell me the way.
From India, Chen
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