Provide the authentic licence and relevant issuing-body information. Identify what it actually authorizes rather than relying on a résumé abbreviation.
Keep the record accurate
Do not describe an expired, pending or differently scoped credential as an unrestricted current licence.
Provide the signed scope or professional services agreement, an accurate description of landscape architecture duties and the degree evidence required by the entry. Provide the leave letter, the original support letter describing the professional duties, and the admission or approval records, so the advice rests on documents rather than descriptions. The point of alignment is the description of duties: the letter should not describe work the licence does not yet permit, and any staged arrangement should be described accurately with the dates on which each stage begins. The listed profession is proved by the employer’s support letter, which should name the appendix occupation, describe the duties in plain terms, state the remuneration, give the period of the engagement and identify who supervises the work. Ask the new employer to describe supervision, worksite, and expected duration in their own words rather than copying language from the prior offer, because a copied letter describes a job that no longer exists.