Certificate of Employment

Seaofclouds, BSN, RN · May 8, 2015

That is something you need to ask your employer. None of us know what they will and won't give you. As for using it as a reference, that would depend on what you were applying for and if the place you are applying to accepts it as experience.

zaned · May 16, 2015

That is something you need to ask your employer. None of us know what they will and won't give you. As for using it as a reference, that would depend on what you were applying for and if the place you are applying to accepts it as experience.

Thank you for your response!

If ever im going to use it as a reference abroad, how will they verify its legitimacy?

RNsRWe, ASN, RN · May 16, 2015

Thank you for your response!
If ever im going to use it as a reference abroad, how will they verify its legitimacy?

Pesos....are you in Mexico?

If you are wondering how a US employer could verify the legitimacy of Mexican employment, that's a good question, but not one that anyone but the employer is likely to be able to answer for you.

I have no idea what you mean by one year of employment as a "clinic nurse/ doctor secretary". Are you a nurse, working in a medical clinic? Are you a secretary in a medical clinic, but hold no license?

If a nurse, are you looking into applying for RN licensure, taking the NCLEX in a US State and applying for a VISA to work here? I think that'd be a bigger hurdle for you, honestly, than whether or not a potential employer believes your work history.

Seaofclouds, BSN, RN · May 17, 2015

Thank you for your response!
If ever im going to use it as a reference abroad, how will they verify its legitimacy?

I've seen a variety of ways that employers verify employment. Sometimes they will call the office directly, sometimes they mail them a verification form to fill out, and some employers use internet programs for employment verification. It will all just depend on the place you apply to.