Withdraw Offer Letter
A withdraw offer letter is used to withdraw a job offer to a job applicant. This letter is sent if a job offer letter was sent in error, or if the company changed their mind on employing the job applicant. Speed up the way you draft letters for your company with this ready-made Withdraw Offer Letter that can be quickly filled out and signed on any device.
This template is ready to go, but if you’d like to update the message, add your company’s logo, or personalize other design elements, do it in a few clicks with Jotform Sign’s drag-and-drop builder. If you need to collect multiple signatures — such as from a team manager and HR representative — forward and finalize your custom Withdraw Offer Letter automatically with an automated signing order.
Early Lease Termination Letter
Create an early lease termination letter to send to a landlord or property manager. Signable on any desktop, tablet, or mobile device. Easy to customize and share.
Resignation Confirmation Letter
Confirm your employee’s resignation with this easily customizable letter. Create once, send multiple times. Works on any device — desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Letter of Intent for Promotion
Create a letter of intent for promotions at your company. Works on any device — iOS or Android. Drag and drop to personalize. Converts to a PDF automatically.
Doctors Excuse for Work
Create a professional doctor’s note to excuse your patients from work. View and create from any desktop, tablet, or mobile device. Drag and drop to design.
Promotion Letter to Employee
Create promotion letters for your employees. Easy-to-customize letter template. Fill out and sign on any device. Save time with e-signatures and automation.
Contract Termination Letter
Create a document to terminate your contracts. Works great on any device. Fill out and sign with ease. Customize with our drag-and-drop builder.
These templates are suggested forms only. If you're using a form as a contract, or to gather personal (or personal health) info, or for some other purpose with legal implications, we recommend that you do your homework to ensure you are complying with applicable laws and that you consult an attorney before relying on any particular form.