Understanding the Employment Verification Letter

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What is an Employment Verification Letter?

An employment verification letter (EVL) is a document that confirms your current or previous employment status. It's often required for immigration applications, such as green cards or visas.

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When Do You Need One?

You might need an EVL for various immigration purposes, including:

• Family-based green cards: To prove financial support for your sponsored family member.
• Work visas: To demonstrate your employment history and eligibility for certain work visas.
• Tourist visas: To show that you have ties to your home country and can support yourself during your trip.
  

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What Should the Letter Include?

Your EVL should generally contain the following information:

• Your name
• Your employer's name and address
• Your job title and dates of employment
• Your annual salary or hourly wage
• A description of your job responsibilities

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How to Request an EVL:

• Ask your employer directly: This is often the easiest way to obtain an EVL.
• Contact your HR department: If your company has an HR department, they can assist you with the request.
• Use an employment verification service: Some companies offer services to help obtain employment verification letters.

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Remember:

• Accuracy is key: Ensure that the information in your EVL is accurate and up-to-date.
• Timing is important: Submit your EVL as soon as possible to avoid delays in your immigration application.