Serving notice means you have resigned and are working out your notice period; your last working day (LWD) is the date it ends.
Forms ask it as: Are you serving notice? What is your last working day?
How forms ask it
- “Are you serving notice?” as yes or no.
- A date box for the last working day, often DD/MM/YYYY on Indian forms.
- A notice-status list, such as serving notice, not serving notice or immediate joiner.
How to answer it
- Answer yes only after you have resigned.
- Give the last working day on your resignation acceptance or relieving terms.
- Write the date in the format the box shows; DD/MM/YYYY puts the day first.
- If your last working day may change (for example an early release under discussion), give the confirmed date.
How Ezy Agent answers it
Ezy Agent fills notice status and last working day only from the values you declared in your profile; if they are empty the fields are left for you, never guessed.
More on what Ezy Agent fills and when it asks you is on How it works; packs and prices are on Pricing.
Other answer guides
- Notice period
- Expected CTC
- Current CTC
- Reason for job change
- Career gap
- Relocation
- How did you hear about us
Questions
What does LWD mean?
Last working day: the final day you work for your current employer.
Can I apply while serving notice?
Yes. Say you are serving notice and give your last working day.
What if I have not resigned yet?
Answer that you are not serving notice and give your full notice period instead.