Employer letter format

[jon&kaori 0]

My fiance is coming to visit me next month. Does anyone know how her employer should write a letter stating that she will return to work?

[Deryck and Miho 0]

I am interested in an answer to that same question! My fiance is planning to visit me in 2 months or so

Also Jon, if you don't mind, did she apply for a B-2 visa to visit you, or is she just coming over on the normal visa waiver program?

I have been doing a lot of reading through this site's guides and also the USCIS site, but neither explicitly state that you HAVE to use a B-2 visa to visit when your country is a member of the visa waiver program. Depending on how you read the info however, it almost implies that you need to file for a B-2 though. It's confusing...

Regards,

Deryck

[pRetTy_aNgeL 1]

In my own opinion,her employer should state the reason why she got her vacation, date and time approved and she will still had the job when she returned from vacation.

Edited June 11, 2009 by pRetTy_aNgeL

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

My fiance is coming to visit me next month. Does anyone know how her employer should write a letter stating that she will return to work?

To Whom it may Concern:

(Name) is employed by (name of company) as (title or position). (He/she) has been employed since (date). This is a (permanent/temporary) year round position. (name) has been granted leave for a visit to the United States. (name) is expected to report back to work on (date)

Signed

Name and title

Print on company letter head

This with other documentation, such as a return ticket coordinating with the expected return to work date should be sufficient. She may not even be asked, bu tbest to have it. You may also want to have a copy of a lease, utility bills etc. and maybe a few recent check stubs.

[jon&kaori 0]

My fiance is coming to visit me next month. Does anyone know how her employer should write a letter stating that she will return to work?

She did not apply for a B-2 visa. To say the less, I'm not that familiar with the B-2 at all. All I know is she is taking a few days of vacation from work and spending 6 days total in the US. What are you guys planning for the visit?

[Deryck and Miho 0]

My fiance is coming to visit me next month. Does anyone know how her employer should write a letter stating that she will return to work?

She did not apply for a B-2 visa. To say the less, I'm not that familiar with the B-2 at all. All I know is she is taking a few days of vacation from work and spending 6 days total in the US. What are you guys planning for the visit?

We are thinking of just using the visa waiver program like our normal travels in the past. Because she will only be staying for 7 days or so, there should be no need to file for a B-2 providing she brings enough evidence to prove she will return afterwards. After reading some more around the net, it seems that a B-2 is only really a good idea when the visit will be for a longer period of time, like a month or more. I guess that the immigration officers tend to scrutinize longer stays maybe?

Good luck! And keep us posted on how it works out for you.

Regards,

Deryck