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A Character Reference Letter For A Friend is a crucial document used in Switzerland when an individual needs personal testimony about their character, integrity, and personal qualities. This document is particularly valuable in situations requiring character validation, such as job applications, visa applications, court proceedings, or housing applications. The letter should be written by someone who knows the subject well and can speak to their personal qualities with authority and specific examples. Under Swiss jurisdiction, special attention must be paid to data protection regulations and privacy laws when disclosing personal information. The letter typically includes information about the writer's relationship with the subject, specific examples of character traits, and a strong endorsement. While not a legal document per se, it carries significant weight in formal proceedings and should be written with careful consideration of its potential impact.

1. Letter Header: Include current date, recipient's name and address if known, and formal greeting

2. Introduction: Writer's identification and relationship to the subject, including duration of acquaintance and context of relationship

3. Purpose Statement: Clear statement of the letter's purpose and the specific situation for which the reference is being provided

4. Character Description: Detailed description of the subject's positive character traits, supported by specific examples and anecdotes

5. Relationship Context: Information about how you have observed these traits through your interactions and experiences with the person

6. Closing Statement: Strong endorsement and offer to provide further information if needed

7. Signature Block: Your full name, contact information, and signature