The Letter of Integrity and Moral Character is a crucial document in Canadian professional and institutional contexts, serving as a formal attestation of an individual's ethical conduct and personal character. This document is typically required when individuals seek positions of trust, professional licenses, immigration status, or admission to certain institutions. The letter must be provided by someone in a position of authority who has direct knowledge of the subject's character and can speak to their integrity with credibility. It should include specific examples and observations that demonstrate the subject's moral character, while complying with Canadian privacy laws and professional standards. The document is particularly important in regulated professions and industries where personal integrity is essential to professional practice. Common requirements for the letter include details about the length and nature of the relationship between the provider and subject, specific examples of ethical conduct, and professional or community standing.

1. Letter Header and Date: Official letterhead (if applicable), current date, and reference number if needed

2. Recipient Information: Full name and address of the receiving party or institution

3. Subject Line: Clear identification as a 'Letter of Integrity and Moral Character' with the subject individual's name

4. Introduction: Writer's identification, professional capacity, and relationship to the subject

5. Length of Association: Details about how long and in what capacity the writer has known the subject

6. Character Assessment: Specific examples and observations of the subject's integrity, honesty, and moral character

7. Professional Conduct: Assessment of the subject's professional behavior and ethical standards

8. Community Standing: Subject's reputation and standing in the community or professional sphere

9. Closing Statement: Strong statement of endorsement and willingness to provide further information

10. Contact Information: Writer's full contact details for verification purposes

11. Signature Block: Physical or digital signature, name, title, and professional credentials of the writer