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Withdrawing your job application will not allow you to re-apply for that job. You can only re-activate your original application. Once you have applied for a job opening, the resume and cover letter associated with that job opening cannot be changed.

While Applied jobs can not be completely removed from your My Jobs page, you do have the ability to archive them by clicking the three vertical dots to the right of the job posting. Selecting 'Archive' will remove the job from your 'Applied' folder and move it to the 'Archived' folder.

If you applied online and have not yet received an invitation for an interview, you can retract the application without speaking to anyone. The process may differ depending on the application portals, but you often can log into your account and choose an option or click a button to "withdraw" the submitted application.

You can delete the history of any stored applicant accounts from LinkedIn under Settings & Privacy. Once a stored job applicant account is removed, LinkedIn won't auto-populate or recognize that you have an account if you apply to a job within that third-party job applicant account in the future.

How to View Jobs You Have Applied ForSign-in to your Job Seeker account from our website (www.ziprecruiter.com)Once signed in, click on 'Jobs' on the top navigation bar, and then 'Applied Jobs'View all the applications, you have submitted, as well as the resumes.

Your application activity is private. None of the information you supply during the job application process is stored or visible on your LinkedIn profile. There will be no visible indication that you've applied for a job.

You can send an email or letter expressing appreciation for the employer's time and consideration, with the option to include a reason such as how the position wasn't a good fit. Or you can call the hiring manager and advise them that you've had a change in circumstances.