Relieving Letter Format (India), Sample & Free Generator
A relieving letter formally confirms that an employee has been released from their duties on a specified last working day, with no pending obligations. It is issued at exit, often alongside the experience certificate and full-and-final settlement.
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- ✓ Employee name, designation and employee code
- ✓ Confirmation of resignation acceptance
- ✓ The last working day / date of relieving
- ✓ A line confirming settlement of dues (or reference to the F&F)
- ✓ Good wishes and the authorised signatory
Sample relieving letter format
[Company Name], Ref: HR/REL/[Year]/[Serial], [Date]
To, [Employee Name], [Designation]
Subject: Relieving Letter
This is to confirm that you have been relieved from the services of [Company Name] with effect from the close of business on [last working day].
Your full and final settlement has been / will be processed as per company policy.
We thank you for your contribution and wish you the best.
For [Company Name], [Authorised Signatory], [Designation]
Square-bracketed values are placeholders, replace them with your details.
Tips
- • State the exact last working day, it drives the next employer's onboarding.
- • Reference the full-and-final settlement rather than quoting amounts.
Frequently asked questions
Is a relieving letter mandatory?
It is standard practice and frequently required by the next employer, but issuance depends on the employee serving notice and clearing dues. It confirms a clean exit.
Can a company withhold a relieving letter?
Employers may delay it for unserved notice or pending recoveries, subject to applicable law and the employment terms. Settle obligations to avoid a hold.
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This page provides general document formats for reference and is not legal advice. Statutory figures should be verified with the relevant authority.
