Authorization to Release Employment Information

Give your consent for your employer to release information about your employment to a third party with this free Authorization to Release form.

  • By signing this form, you authorize your employer to release your employment information to third parties, including such things as:
    • your salary,
    • position and hours of work,
    • job performance,
    • illness reports,and
    • other details of your employment.
  • This authorization covers such third parties as a mortgage lender, landlord, or some other party who is entitled to receive the information.
  • This free form is provided in MS Word format.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 09-March-2025
SKU: 896
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