Pay stubs employer letter

[Ana Aguilar 0]

I have paystubs showing how much money the joint sponsor has made since the beginning of the year and a letter from the employer stating how much she makes a hour. Should it say how much it makes a year or is it ok since in the pay stubs it shows how many hours she works? Is this enough to prove how much she makes a year?

Also how can I prove that she left the business she had? it was a delivery business with a truck.

Thank you

[Jamie and Sveta 18]

The employer letter should state the following:

Name

Status (full time/part time)

Salary (weekly/bi-weekly)

Start date

Position

And it needs to be on company letterhead. It is a good idea for them (the co-sponsors employer) to write something like this.

To whom it may concern,

"John Smith is a Machinist in good standing with our company. He has been employed with us since June, 12 1977. His current position is full-time with a salary of 1250.00/weekly.

Richard Schmoker

Metal Products INC

and make sure to include Mr Schmoker's signature under his name!!!

As far as the leaving the business.. I don't know.

Edited May 30, 2012 by Jamie and Sveta

[jdh 103]

I have paystubs showing how much money the joint sponsor has made since the beginning of the year and a letter from the employer stating how much she makes a hour. Should it say how much it makes a year or is it ok since in the pay stubs it shows how many hours she works? Is this enough to prove how much she makes a year?

Also how can I prove that she left the business she had? it was a delivery business with a truck.

Thank you

Wait...I don't get what the last part is about..

Are you doing this letter because there was a change in job since you filed your I-864?

Did you get an RFE?