Good Idea to give individual cover letter for each section

[Achtung]

Hi all,

I was wondering whether it is a good Idea to give individual cover letter for each section. In the cover letter I can describe how many points I have claimed and then provide the contact address for each case. For example Age Cover Letter may contain the Transport Authority details who has issued the Driving License. I will also provide a basic cover letter covering all the sections in brief. Please comment on this. I am on the verge of applying.

Rgds
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[Achtung]

No comments?

please comments...

[HSMPreqJun07]

It's always good to add a cover letter for each section on the top of the overall cover letter.

here is a good thread with good samples :http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=15879

[pantaiema]

It is actually a good points becuase you will NOT be penalised by doing this.

But you need t make sure that the information you provide is short and precise. A bullet point I think will be a good idea. Put separation (register) with every points category you claim.

GOod luck

Pantaiema

Hi all,

I was wondering whether it is a good Idea to give individual cover letter for each section. In the cover letter I can describe how many points I have claimed and then provide the contact address for each case. For example Age Cover Letter may contain the Transport Authority details who has issued the Driving License. I will also provide a basic cover letter covering all the sections in brief. Please comment on this. I am on the verge of applying.

Rgds
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[adnantps]

yes........it clarifies yr claim i did the same....

[slopsy]

It's true you won't get penalised for adding additional letters, but remember, your application should be made as easy on the case worker as possible.

The less information you put it, the easier it will be to read.

I made a point of keeping the cover letter to my (successful) application to one A4 page, using clear headings and bullet points where possible.

Hope this helps

Steve

[pantaiema]

It's true you won't get penalised for adding additional letters, but remember, your application should be made as easy on the case worker as possible.
Steve

I agree with this. BUt in some cases some people need to explain sometimes to guide them so he could easily understand your case

The less information you put it, the easier it will be to read.
Steve

Not necessarilyt true, because it depends on your case. Something like provide sign posts on the road, too many sign posts might create confusing, suitable and put them on the right place might help a lot to the people (e.g HSMP caseworkers) to arrive in the destination. You need to judge about this.

Pantaiema


I made a point of keeping the cover letter to my (successful) application to one A4 page, using clear headings and bullet points where possible.

Hope this helps

Steve[/quote]

[LankanFunkin]

yeah, just dont over do it. I used post-it notes as well to point out specifics - they worked out really well.