Free Release of Employment Information

This letter can be used to authorize a former employer to release specific information regarding your employment.

Use the Release of Employment Information document if:

You want to authorize a former employer to release details of your employment to a prospective employer.

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Contact Information Release of Employment Information Signing Instructions Contact Information The recipient of this letter may have questions about some of the information that you have provided or may require additional information. Therefore, you should include information about how you would like to be contacted. Release of Employment Information This letter can be used to authorize a former employer to release specific information regarding your employment. Employment information can include personal and confidential information which is generally protected from disclosure. Therefore, employers must have a signed authorization from the employee in question, which authorizes the release of the requested information, before they may release information beyond the employee's name, dates and positions held. Signing Instructions Sign the letter. Keep a copy of the letter for your records. Keep a copy of all other correspondence relating to this request, and maintain a written summary of all telephone conversations.

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Free Release of Employment Information

How to Apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN - SS4) Online

How to Buy or Rent Office Space for Your Business

Get Free Legal Help with Business Formation and Starting a Business

Request a Raise

Employment Resignation Letter

Referral Fee Agreement

Contact Information

Release of Employment Information

Signing Instructions