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Mr.&Mrs.A   0

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The Instructions for the letter from your employer says to state the "Yearly Salary". Can you also use the term "Annual Income" just as well? My income is a combination of salary & commission. I'm just trying to be certain I do this correctly. Thanks!

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The Instructions for the letter from your employer says to state the "Yearly Salary". Can you also use the term "Annual Income" just as well? My income is a combination of salary & commission. I'm just trying to be certain I do this correctly. Thanks!

Yes that is acceptable too. Yearly salary and Annual Income should be the same in the eyes of the embassy in my opinion.

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The Instructions for the letter from your employer says to state the "Yearly Salary". Can you also use the term "Annual Income" just as well? My income is a combination of salary & commission. I'm just trying to be certain I do this correctly. Thanks!

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I know the question seems silly,however the Manila Embassy is known to be captious so I don't want to assume anything.

Use either - USEM will still use your pay-stubs (and other supporting evidence) to calculate you income. As far as being accurate, your letter could simply state "Base salary plus commission."

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You can just take letterhead from your/his company and do the annual salary.

Anybody can sign it, They never check

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Neither, the damn container is the wrong size.

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The Instructions for the letter from your employer says to state the "Yearly Salary". Can you also use the term "Annual Income" just as well? My income is a combination of salary & commission. I'm just trying to be certain I do this correctly. Thanks!

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