1. Application to Principal requesting him to grant you Character Certificate, (9th/1st Year/BA/B. Sc) by AG Ahmad

 

Application No: 1

1.    Write an application to the Principal requesting him to grant you

Character Certificate

The Principal,

Govt. College,

A. B. C. (City)

Subject:        Request for Character Certificate

Respected Sir,

                       Most respectfully, it is stated that I am a student of intermediate/metric Part I, in your college/school. My father is a government servant. He has been transferred to Sialkot. All of my family is planning to move there shortly and it's not possible for me to stay in Lahore all alone.                   

         Therefore, I have planned to continue my further studies at Sialkot. To apply to any institute, I need a character certificate. Sir, as you know, I have been a hardworking student of your college/school. As it is rightly said, 

“Hard work is the key to success.”

          I also took part in many co-curricular activities like debates, quiz competitions and plays. My result cards, winning trophies and certificates all speak of my ability and talent. I have never been a cause of any misconduct. I scored 83 percent marks in the Send-up examinations and my teachers are very happy with me. As it is rightly said, 

“Competitions give you courage, strength and confidence.”

          It is my humble request that all these qualities and merits should be mentioned in my character certificate. Sir, I assure you that I will always try to uphold my good performance in future. Kindly, issue me a certificate and I shall be grateful to you for this favour.

Yours obediently,

X. Y. Z.

May 20, 2022.

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