No Objection Certificate Templates

What Is a No Objection Certificate?

A no-objection certificate or letter means that someone is okay to travel, attend another institution, or finish a task. An employer, organization, or agency can issue this certificate to people. Another thing, having a no-objection certificate can help you travel faster.

How to Create a No Objection Certificate

Some organizations, institutions, and companies are sensitive to the people they're going to work with, use their property, or have contact with. Sometimes, they will require legal documents to confirm that there are no objections from the authorized people about that individual. These legal documents are 'no objection certificates.' And if you need to make one, well, you're on the right spot. Just refer to the steps below:

1. Be Courteous and Formal

Since you're writing a business certificate, you have to sound courteous and formal. You have to think of your recipient, which can be a bank, a school, a company, the government, or an embassy. So, it's best to choose the right terms so that you wouldn't sound informal or disrespectful.

2. Recognize Your Subject

You have to mention the subject of the custom certificate. This person is the one that you have no objection to. This person can be a student at your college university, your employee, etc.

3. Tell Why You're Authorized

Your recipient has to know why you're an authorized person to write the company certificate. You can mention your relationship with the subject.

4. Provide Essential Details

The certificate doesn't have to be a long list of information. Keep it concise. So, you have to make sure only to write the essential details. Write the things that your subject will do that you have nothing against.

5. Sign the Certificate

To authenticate and legalize the certificate, you have to sign it. Don't forget to put your name and your job position, together with your written or digital signature.

General FAQs

• Who will issue no objection certificate?

  Only authorized persons like your employer, doctor, teacher, landowner, etc., can issue a no objection letter for you.

• What does NOC stand for?

  It stands for "No Objection Certificate."

• Why do you need no objection certificate for a visa?

  Some countries require no objection certificates or letters from visa applicants, and some don't. No objection certificate will attest that the company or organization the applicant is working for or the university or institute the applicant is studying at confirms that the he or she has the right to fly to another place. Meaning, the authorized people agreed to give him or her authority. Another thing, the certificate has to include that the person has obligations to go back to his or her company, organization, or university.

• How do I ask my employer for NOC?

  You can write a No Objection Certificate to your employer. In your letter, you should state the reason why you need it. Don't forget to explain to your employer how his or her no objection letter or certificate is going to be very helpful to you. Make sure to sound formal and polite with your request. 

• What is prior intimation letter (PI)?

  A passport applicant writes a prior intimation letter to his or her authority (e.g., employer). The applicant sends the letter to the recipient and tells about his or her passport application before he or she submits a passport application.