Hello, the correct sentence would be: Please refer to my feedback below. Refer to (verb) + to + direct object (my feedback) I hope this helps, best wishes, Annie

Refer to something. "Would you refer this person for a job etc. ?" means would you provide a reference for this person.

Hi, Aside from some obsolete usages, it’s always refer to. There is one exception I can think of “the candidate was referred”, meaning he was told to repeat an examination, but that’s pretty unusual. Just assume that refer always has a " to "somewhere nearby.