Thank You for your Application Letter: Rejection Letter for Job Applicant

Dear Applicant,

Thank you for your application for the position of Office Worker. We received your resume dated July 2015.

Your qualifications and experience, though outstanding, does not meet our requirements at this time. We will keep your application in our active listing and will contact you should a more suitable vacancy opens up in the future.

Thank you for your interest in our company and we wish you further success in your career.

Yours sincerely,
HR Manager

How to Politely Decline a Job Referral from a Friend

Dear Jim,

I know its a been a while since we last got together. As luck would have it, things have turnaround for me and thankfully because of friends like you. Truth is, I got a lot of commitments right now at my new job, but I appreciate the work referral. Thanks for looking out for me.

You wouldn't mind if I send this to a friend who really needs a job right now? Maybe its about time I pay it forward.


Thanks,
Riggs

How to Politely Decline a Wedding Invitation Letter

As all heads are accounted for, replying to a wedding invitation is a must. So if you can't attend give a reason or if your generous give the bride and groom something to ease your absence.

Dear Sam,

Thank you so much for inviting me to your wedding in May. Unfortunately, I am unable to travel during that time. I'm certain you may understand why, I have not been fit for travel lately and I've been rather unwell.

Me and my wife Missy are however delighted that you have reach such a joyous and important decision in your lives. I know your celebration will be wonderful, my kisses to your bride Thia.

I'm enclosing a gift from your bridal registry and a small check for anything you might have plan for your honeymoon vacation, please accept it with my best wishes.

Love,
Uncle Marlowe

Letter Politely Declining Job Offer by Company

Its important never to burn bridges during your application process, you may meet these people again as you do business in your field. This letter demonstrates how to politely decline a job offer made to you so you can freely pursue another one which might be worth the benefits.

Dear Mrs. Schmidt,

Thank you for the generous job offer. I would like to thank your organization for being patient with me. While the position in Everhart-Maxx LLC is a wonderful opportunity, I've decided to accept another job offer more in line with my skills and graduate school coursework. This was a very difficult decision to make as I've always held your organization in high regard. I'm sure there are other candidates better suited for the position of Supervisor.

Thank you for your time and I wish the company all the best.

Sincerely,

Charlie Hoffstater