The Moral Character Reference Letter Personal is a critical document in Canadian legal and professional contexts, serving as a formal attestation of an individual's character, integrity, and ethical standards. This document is commonly required for immigration applications, professional licensing, legal proceedings, employment verification, and other official purposes where character assessment is necessary. The letter must be written by someone who has known the subject in a professional or personal capacity for a significant period and can speak to their moral character with authority. When preparing this document in Canada, writers must consider federal and provincial privacy laws, particularly PIPEDA, and ensure all statements are truthful and verifiable. The format and content may vary depending on the specific purpose, but must always maintain professional standards while providing personal insights into the subject's character.

1. Letter Header: Include referee's full name, professional title, address, and contact information

2. Date: Current date in formal format

3. Recipient Information: Name and address of receiving party or organization, if known (or 'To Whom It May Concern')

4. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Character Reference Letter for [Subject's Name]

5. Introduction: Establish referee's relationship with the subject, including duration and context of relationship

6. Character Assessment: Detailed description of subject's moral character, including specific examples of integrity, honesty, and reliability

7. Personal Qualities: Discussion of relevant personal qualities, behavior patterns, and moral standards

8. Closing Statement: Strong endorsement and willingness to be contacted for further information

9. Signature Block: Formal signature, printed name, and professional title of referee