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Notice Period Buyout & Early Release Request — Email Samples

Got a new job with an earlier joining date? You can ask your current company to release you early, or to let you buy out the remaining notice period. Here's how to ask politely.

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Early release request

Subject: Request for Early Release

Dear [Manager's Name],

Further to my resignation submitted on [Resignation Date], I would like to request an early release. My new employer has asked me to join by [New Joining Date].

If possible, I request you to relieve me on [Requested Release Date] instead of [Original Last Working Day]. I will complete the handover of my responsibilities to [Colleague's Name] before then.

Thank you for considering my request.

Regards,
[Your Name]
[Employee ID]

Notice period buyout request to HR

Subject: Request for Notice Period Buyout

Dear [HR Name],

I resigned from my position as [Designation] on [Resignation Date], and my last working day as per notice period is [Original Last Working Day].

I would like to request a buyout of the remaining notice period so that I can be relieved on [Requested Release Date]. Kindly let me know the applicable amount and the process.

Thank you.

Regards,
[Your Name]
[Employee ID]

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Frequently asked questions

What is a notice period buyout?

You (or sometimes your new employer) pay your current company the salary for the remaining notice days, and the company relieves you early. Whether it's allowed depends on your company's policy.

Is early release guaranteed?

No. It's the company's decision. A polite request with a clear handover plan improves your chances.

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