What qualifies as "company headed paper"?

[jonbca]

I'm planning on using an employer letter as one of the pieces of evidence for my T1 extension.

My employer usually uses laser-printed letter head (i.e. they have a Word template with the logo and address on it, and type the letter onto that template). Is this OK? Or do they have to use pre-printed stationery from a printing company? There is some of that around but it has an old address on it.

Thanks!

[mantasingh]

It will be fine as long as it is duly signed and stamped by the authorised signatory.

[AccountantMatthew]

As mantasingh says so long as the requisite rules have been followed, it doesn't matter whether it's a Word template or professionally printed stationery.

[jonbca]

@mantasingh Thanks. The rules don't say the letter has to be stamped, which is why I'm using that. The company doesn't have a stamp, or at least not one that anyone knows of

[mantasingh]

The stamp need not be the actual rubber stamp.

I sent my employment proof as a letter which was printed out of word doc.
At bottom, it has all the details of the person who is signing it and then there was a place where that person signed. like below.

Thanks

Signature

Name
Designation
Company Name
Contact number
Email Id