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This may be unusual, but this thing just clicked in my mind. What should someone write in an email to inform their (would-be) new employer that they have posted their resignation from the current(soon would-be past) company. Also, a follow up could be a request to extend extend/delay the joining date(or start date, as it may be called) for some reasons? The email should be polite and is more of a request to delay the joining date. Nobody would like to be rude in the email, when a new partnership is about to begin.

This may be unusual, but this thing just clicked in my mind. What should someone write in an email to inform their (would-be) new employer that they have posted their resignation from the current(soon would-be past) company. Also, a follow up could be a request to extend extend the joining date(or start date, as it may be called) for some reasons? The email should be polite and is more of a request to delay the joining date. Nobody would like to be rude in the email, when a new partnership is about to begin.

This may be unusual, but this thing just clicked in my mind. What should someone write in an email to inform their (would-be) new employer that they have posted their resignation from the current(soon would-be past) company. Also, a follow up could be a request to extend/delay the joining date(or start date, as it may be called) for some reasons? The email should be polite and is more of a request to delay the joining date. Nobody would like to be rude in the email, when a new partnership is about to begin.

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How to inform your would-be new employer in a proper business email that you have posted resignation from the current(would-be past) company?

This may be unusual, but this thing just clicked in my mind. What should someone write in an email to inform their (would-be) new employer that they have posted their resignation from the current(soon would-be past) company. Also, a follow up could be a request to extend extend the joining date(or start date, as it may be called) for some reasons? The email should be polite and is more of a request to delay the joining date. Nobody would like to be rude in the email, when a new partnership is about to begin.