Determine whether the existing record establishes the qualification and whether additional confirmation is needed. A genuine institutional name change does not necessarily make a historical transcript unusable. Obtain relevant supporting information rather than assuming every old document must be reissued.
Explain the institutional connection
Record the name used when the award was issued and the current institution or successor where applicable. Use reliable academic evidence and required translation or evaluation. The goal is to establish the actual credential, not to make all pages appear as though they were created on the same date.
The letter should name the profession as Appendix 2 words it, describe the clinical duties concretely, and state the salary, the reporting line and the period requested; the credential is proved by the parchment, the transcript and the certificate of registration together. The experience must be evidenced rather than asserted, which means letters from former clients or employers describing the consulting work performed, engagement letters, and a record that lines up with the years claimed. A payroll register shows which entity actually compensates the professional; a signed services agreement shows which one directs the work; a degree transcript or an entry in a licensing body's register shows whether the qualification attached to the listed profession is met on its face.