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Affidavit: what should my employer's letter include?

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Alejandra y Mario   1

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¡Hola a todos!

I am preparing the paperwork my fiancé will need for his interview in Juárez. As part of the Affidavit of Support, a letter from my employer is required/recommended. What should the letter include? Does anyone have any links to good samples I could show my employer?

I need to get this letter done before the 10th of June (I’m a teacher and my District Office will be closed for most of the summer.)

Thanks in advance!

Ale y Mario :)

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  • 05.19.2011: Consulate received & signed by Jesus
  • 05.17.2011: Packet 3's date on letter (so it appears my letter was written before it was received at the Consulate...)
  • 06.06.2011: Packet 3 mailed to petitioner in CA
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paojack   41

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Hi. I dont really have any links, but I think the most important is:

Your annual income, since when have u been working there and if the position is temporal or permanent.

Good luck!

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the letter should be a company letter head, the time on the company the wages earned,the position he has,at work signed by the , boss or office manager, or supervisor, dated

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the letter should be a company letter head, the time on the company the wages earned,the position he has,at work signed by the , boss or office manager, or supervisor, dated

DITTO, exactly how mine was..........

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Alejandra y Mario   1

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Thanks for all responses!

I'm part-time (80%) but I make over $45,000 a year. Also, I'm not tenured (permanent) but I will have the 2011-2012 school year secured with a contract and a salary increase of $5,000.

Will I need a co-sponsor since I am "part-time" and "not permanent"?

Thanks....again!!

  • 12.30.2010: I-129F sent
  • 01.05.2011: I-129F received & signed by Cates
  • 01.06.2011: NOA 1
  • 04.25.2011: NOA 2
    ~~~NOA1 to NOA2: 109 days~~~
  • 04.29.2011: NVC received
  • 05.16.2011: NVC left (I don't know why my packet was held at NVC for over 2 weeks)
  • 05.19.2011: Consulate received & signed by Jesus
  • 05.17.2011: Packet 3's date on letter (so it appears my letter was written before it was received at the Consulate...)
  • 06.06.2011: Packet 3 mailed to petitioner in CA
  • 06.10.2011: Packet 3 arrived a CA
  • 07.05.2011: Medical
  • 07.06.2011: ASC appointment
  • 07.07.2011: Interview

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calibob   73

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Do you meet the income requirements? If so then you won't need a cosponsor. .....best of luck!!! :thumbs:

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¡Hola a todos!

I am preparing the paperwork my fiancé will need for his interview in Juárez. As part of the Affidavit of Support, a letter from my employer is required/recommended. What should the letter include? Does anyone have any links to good samples I could show my employer?

I need to get this letter done before the 10th of June (I'm a teacher and my District Office will be closed for most of the summer.)

Thanks in advance!

Ale y Mario :)

Here's a link to a sample employment letter: http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/Employment_Letter My husband used this layout exactly for his employment letter when we were at NVC.

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