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Q: Does your school have to give you a letter of release

If you finish the contract, do they have to give you the letter or can they use this against you as well. I want to leave but if finishing means I get the letter I might hang in there.

11 years 39 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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If you are on a working visa and you completed the contract without any breach then they must give it to you according to the law. But then again this is China.

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Why is suddenly so many Qs by 'anon' ?

 

Register to the Board with handle, and you'll get useful A!

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CFTU has made a few attempts at a comeback.

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Probably have to give it to you. 

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