Sample Letter for Leave without Permission

Sample application letter to apologize after leaves without permission from school, college, office, or government office, and hospital etc. I need a sample letter to manager for answering a memo about taking leave without permission.

Letter for Leave without Permission

The Administration Manager

Beta corporation

New York. USA

Dear Sir,

I am writing this letter to apologize that I could not come to office for previous three days i.e. 23rd to 25th of March, without submitting any leave application. It all happened because of unforeseeable circumstances, as I had to bear the brunt of a severe heart stroke, and I was hospitalized for three days. So, I could not inform you at that time. Now, I have been discharged, and I am recovering rapidly.

I hope you would understand my condition, and accept my apology.

Sincerely,

Adam

Apology Letter for Taking Leave without Permission

The Technical Officer

Asian Development Bank

Chengdu, PRC.

SUBJECT: LETTER IN REPLY TO MEMO ISSUED FOR THE LEAVE WITHOUT PERMISSION

Dear Sir,

Hope this letter finds you in best of your spirits. Yesterday, I have been issued a memo from the HR office for the leave without permission. I want to clarify my situation through this letter. My younger brother got accident that day, and I left the office in a hurry after receiving a call from hospital. I left the office so urgently that I forgot informing this office.  He has yet not recovered, and in the ICU. I apologize for not dealing the situation well, and request to kindly to close the memo. I assure you that I will avoid such inattention in future.

Thank you

Yours Sincerely,

Peter

Technical Lead

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