dulkhaid
Experience letter is to be given on completion of term of employment with firm, hence it should be given on reliving of employment or thereafter
Service Letter can be given to employee on special request in confirmation of employment with organisation to which associated.
Regards
Mohammed Azeez Beary

From Kuwait, Kuwait
bhagwan_07
51

Dear Pranathi,
I would like to brief you that both totally different letters.
Experience letter is related to when particular individual is not working the any particular organization. & Service letter is related to when person is already working in particular organization. He/she wants that for some specail purpose like House Rent, Loan etc.
Rgds

From India, Mumbai
kraos_1954@yahoo.co.in
30

Hi,
The service certificate is a confirmation from the employer about the continuation of employment of the employee in that particular organization. Whenever the employee needs any loan / applying for higher education etc., the employee will submit a written application to the employer and basing on the application the employer or his representative will issue the service certificate.
The experience certificate is the letter after submission of the resignation by the employee / completes the notice period & required formalities like handing over , no-due certificate , Exit interview formalities then after relieving an experience certificate is being provided by the employer.
The service certificate is issued during the course of employment wiht the organization & experience certificate is provided after closure of the employment ie., on termination of the employee / employer relationship.
Regards - kamesh

From India, Hyderabad
amannajoy
1

Hi
Experience letter is given to the employee who has quit the organisation, the letter would state the start date end date and desigantion, compensation details and etc. Service letter is given to the employee while he is working with the orgnasiation , a proof that he needs to show to whom so ever concern, it could be fore personal/ offical like PCC , Bank Loan, Dependent visa etc.

From India
kavitabhatia30
4

Friends,
Yesterday my Mgmt given me the responsibility of Cab facility for the staff. Pl help me how to start with it. how to get the quote, what are the things I should look in this, how I should manage from my side - am I supposed to maintain excel sheet? If yes, how and then at the end of the month, quarter how I should take a report. Am supposed to keep the track of the people availing this facility on day to day basis and their signatures Any other thing which I need to know. This is going to be extremely NEW skill for me. Seniors your guidance plus sharing your experience in forms of excel format would be highly obliged.
Cheers !
Me

From India, Gurgaon
brijesh_ps
1

Agree Mr. Nagaprasad i.e. experience letter can be better testimonial than service certificate because exp letter is given by employer without any request.
From India, New Delhi
s.raghuram
12

Service certificate captures only duration and post held. Experience letter along with these details capture briefly nature of work done by the individual
From India, Bangalore
shikha_hr
1

Can anybody add a example of service letter. I need one urgently. Shikha
From India, Delhi
ranjana chourasia
3

Hi Dear,
Experience Letter is given while the employee is suppose to take the discharge of all his duty from the organization and he is free from responsibilities.
Service Certificate is a document required for Loans, for a Proof etc, than the employee can requestto his HR department for providing the same.
Ther than both the letters having more or less same contents.
Hope this will helo you.
Ranjana


simon_chennai
If an employee is serving his notice period and if he is asking for a service certificate, is it advisable to issue the same?
From India, Trichy
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