No Objection Certificate - Pl. Proofread (Urgent)

[rmsh16]

Please proofread.... urgent

With reference to the above subject, we are pleased to state that, you have been considered as Field Incharge in Purchase Dept., PNT. Please be noted that at the time of joining to our organisation, you have to bring the no objection certificate duly signed & sealed by the president stating all dues are settled and you have been relieved form the services of Secretary from March 2008.

[rks]

With reference to the above, we are pleased to state that, you have been considered as Field Incharge in Purchase Dept., PNT.
In this sequence, at the time of joining ______ (mention new company name), you have to bring the “No Objection Certificate” duly signed & sealed by the President, (mention old company name), stating all your dues were settled and you have been relieved form the services of Secretary from March 2008.



PS: I have corrected as per my perception. You can seek the help of learned people. Even I look for their replies..... Thanks

[rmsh16]

Friends,

Looking forward your creative ideas also......

[Anglika]

Originally Posted by rmsh16

Please proofread.... urgent

With reference to the above subject, we are pleased to state that, you have been considered as Field Incharge in Purchase Dept., PNT. Please be noted that at the time of joining to our organisation, you have to bring the no objection certificate duly signed & sealed by the president stating all dues are settled and you have been relieved form the services of Secretary from March 2008.

With reference to the above, we are please to offer you the position of Field in Charge in the Purchasing Department, PNT. Please note that you are required to bring with you on your start day the no-objection certificate duly signed and sealed by the President, stating that all dues have been settled and that you have been released from the position of Secretary as of March [date] 2008.

What is "Field in Charge"?

[rmsh16]

Ms. Anglika, Thank you so much for all your support

What is "Field in Charge"?
A person who has been assigned to look after the activities of particular areas and it is not a static job.