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Dear [Recipient's name], I am writing to request consideration for a transfer from my [current position] at [company name and location] to a similar position at the [company name] office located in [city and state of preferred location]. I am asking for a transfer due to [reason for wanting a transfer].
In a candid one-on-one with your manager, lay out your motivation for requesting a transfer, whether that be a desire for career growth, new job duties, or an overall career change. Express how your transfer stems from the work experience or challenges you are seeking and not any negatives in your current situation.
I am pleased to announce that [Employee Name] will be transferring to a new position within our company, effective [Transfer Date]. [Employee Name] has accepted the role of [New Position Title] in the [New Department] department. In their new role, [Employee Name] will be responsible for [New Job Responsibilities].
Use the following steps to write a transfer request letter: Start with a formal salutation. ... Mention the purpose of the letter. ... State why you are requesting a transfer. ... Mention your work history with the company. ... Write a conclusion. ... Include your CV.
Internal Transfer Announcement Email Best Practices Be positive and enthusiastic. Use a warm yet professional tone. Keep the email brief and straightforward. Mention the person's new title and responsibilities. Highlight their accomplishments and strengths. Welcome them to the new role and express confidence in their success.