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The Transfer Notice Letter To Employer is a critical document in the Saudi Arabian employment landscape, required when an employee plans to transfer their employment to a new employer. This document is mandated by Saudi Labor Law and must be submitted in compliance with statutory notice periods and transfer procedures. It is typically used when an employee has secured new employment and needs to formally initiate the transfer process with their current employer. The letter must include specific information such as the employee's current position, employee ID, intended transfer date, new employer details, and notice period confirmation. The document serves multiple purposes: it formally notifies the current employer, initiates the transfer process with MHRSD, and helps maintain professional relationships during the transition. It's particularly important in Saudi Arabia where employment transfers are heavily regulated and require proper documentation for legal compliance.

1. Letter Header: Complete contact information of the sender and date

2. Employer's Address Block: Full company name and address of current employer

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is an Employment Transfer Notice

4. Salutation: Professional greeting to appropriate authority (HR Manager/Direct Supervisor)

5. Opening Statement: Clear statement of intent to transfer employment

6. Current Employment Details: Current position, employee ID, and duration of employment

7. Transfer Details: New employer's information and effective date of transfer

8. Notice Period Confirmation: Confirmation of compliance with required notice period under Saudi Labor Law

9. Closing Statement: Professional closing with appreciation and future cooperation

10. Signature Block: Full name, current position, and signature