It can happen either way, BUT, my experience is that the offer letter is made, contingent upon approval of the EP such that the candidate has a clear picture of the terms and conditions of employment. The offer letter is to protect the company, not the applicant.ahamedmoosa.s wrote:Thanks for the reply. Okay , so you mean to say it's completely normal to wait for EP approval before giving out the written offer letter ?
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Sent from my TA-1021 using TapatalkStrong Eagle wrote:It can happen either way, BUT, my experience is that the offer letter is made, contingent upon approval of the EP such that the candidate has a clear picture of the terms and conditions of employment. The offer letter is to protect the company, not the applicant.ahamedmoosa.s wrote:Thanks for the reply. Okay , so you mean to say it's completely normal to wait for EP approval before giving out the written offer letter ?
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Note that the offer letter is not the binding document, only the signed employment contract is. So, if you are aware of the terms and conditions without an offer letter per se, verbally accept the offer, then really, it is the company at risk... they go through the steps of applying for an EP with no written assurance from you that you will accept the job.
If EP Online status shows your existing pass details, they have not even applied. It's that easy. Don't crack your head over it. If they have applied your EP, it WILL show.ahamedmoosa.s wrote:Thanks for the reply.
The update is they allege that they have already applied for EP. I have given filled up a hard copy of EP form and sent the photo copies of my educational certificates and passport. I hope they are applying through EP Online.
However, I am not able to check it's status using the non-login EP status check facility.
It's still showing the status of the EP with my current employer. By the way , this is my third job in Singapore.
And my efforts to check the status of EP application with the HR also ended in vein , since the HR who is my point of contact is new and there is another person who handles EP related matters and she doesn't seem too Keen to give me the contact information of that person and I quietly stepped back.
Now I have to pray and hope that they have really applied for EP and it's processing.Sent from my TA-1021 using TapatalkStrong Eagle wrote:It can happen either way, BUT, my experience is that the offer letter is made, contingent upon approval of the EP such that the candidate has a clear picture of the terms and conditions of employment. The offer letter is to protect the company, not the applicant.ahamedmoosa.s wrote:Thanks for the reply. Okay , so you mean to say it's completely normal to wait for EP approval before giving out the written offer letter ?
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Note that the offer letter is not the binding document, only the signed employment contract is. So, if you are aware of the terms and conditions without an offer letter per se, verbally accept the offer, then really, it is the company at risk... they go through the steps of applying for an EP with no written assurance from you that you will accept the job.
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