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The Letter of Relieving is a critical document in Qatar's employment ecosystem, particularly since the implementation of Labor Law No. 14 of 2004 and its subsequent amendments. This document is issued when an employee concludes their employment with an organization, whether through resignation or termination. The Letter of Relieving serves multiple purposes: it confirms the completion of the employment period, verifies that all company properties have been returned, and certifies that all financial obligations have been settled. For expatriate workers in Qatar, this document is particularly significant as it may be required for visa transfers or new employment applications. The letter must comply with Qatar's labor regulations and typically includes specific details about the employment period, position held, and clearance status. It's a legally recognized document that protects both employer and employee interests while facilitating smooth employment transitions within Qatar's labor market.

1. Company Letterhead and Date: Official company letterhead with logo, address, and current date

2. Reference Number: Unique reference number for the letter for tracking purposes

3. Employee Details: Full name, employee ID, designation, and Qatar ID number of the employee

4. Employment Period: Start date and end date of employment with the company

5. Confirmation of Service: Statement confirming the employee's service period and role

6. Clearance Statement: Declaration that all company properties have been returned and dues settled

7. Notice Period Completion: Confirmation that the required notice period has been properly served

8. Authorization Details: Name, designation, and signature of the authorized signatory

9. Company Seal: Official company stamp/seal as required by Qatar law