A recurring detail question for Express Entry work experience letters is who the letter should be addressed to. Group members gave a practical answer.
What group members advised:- Address it to you, the employee, as you're the one requesting and using the letter — the addressee line isn't the critical part.
- "To Whomsoever It May Concern" also works fine. This phrasing is generic enough that you can reuse the same letter for other job applications later, not just your immigration file.
- What matters most is that the letter includes everything IRCC requires — job duties, hours per week, salary, and employment dates — rather than who it's technically addressed to.
The practical takeaway: don't stress over the addressee — ask your employer for either a letter addressed to you or a generic "To Whomsoever It May Concern" letter, and focus your review on making sure all IRCC-required details are present.