I-134 Affidavit of Support additional documents

[AgnieszkaS 1]

Hi,

Does anyone have sample how letter from employer should look like (we need this for I-134 Affidavit of Support), my fiance want to write this letter by himself and give it to his boss to sign it, if someone have it we would appreciate.

[LeftCoastLady 441]

It could be something like this:

"To whom it may concern:

This letter is to confirm that [petitioner] has worked for [company] since [date]. His/Her title is [job title] and s/he currently earns [annual salary or hourly rate]. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.

Sincerely,

[supervisor/Boss/Employer]

[ricnally 258]

and on company letterhead would be good.

[baron555 934]

It could be something like this:

"To whom it may concern:

This letter is to confirm that [petitioner] has worked for [company] since [date]. His/Her title is [job title], is employed full time and s/he currently earns [annual salary or hourly rate]. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.

Sincerely,

[supervisor/Boss/Employer]

[Gosia & Tito 199]

It could be something like this:

"To whom it may concern:

This letter is to confirm that [petitioner] has worked for [company] since [date]. His/Her title is [job title] and s/he currently earns [annual salary or hourly rate]. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.

Sincerely,

[supervisor/Boss/Employer]

State explicitly that he is a permanent employee (not a contractor)

[AgnieszkaS 1]

Thank you to everyone who reply,

You were very helpfull

[jft 12]

I work for a major defense contractor and they only provide a pdf you can print yourself. The pdf lists that I am an active employee and lists my current salary plus my income over the last few years. The signature is simply the company logo with a statement that it has been electronically signed. Is this apt to cause problems? The company website states that it is good for immigration purposes but it doesn't look like much when printed out. I might be able to get a more formal notarized copy but they really, really put up a fight if you ask for one.

[Ale&Nick 3]

HR in your company should have this, just ask them for the letter and tell them what u need on it.

Make sure it has a ORIGINAL SIGNATURE

Good Luck

[jft 12]

HR in your company should have this, just ask them for the letter and tell them what u need on it.

Make sure it has a ORIGINAL SIGNATURE

Good Luck

I'll try calling them again but I don't think that they offer that as an option any longer. They've contracted employment verification out to a third-party company that specializes in online employment verification and have pretty much left the 20th century written letter in the dust bin.

[Am2 0]

They do the same thing at my job (online employment verification)--The signature is simply the company logo with a statement that it has been electronically signed. Would this be ok as proof of employment and income? (it's the only thing my company provides)The pdf lists that I am an active employee, my salary and my current income.

[Abell 11]

if you think about it, immigration does not have a way to verify that paper just by looking at signature so they just have to believe it whether it is signed or electronically stamped, they ask for employment letter, you give them employment letter, it does not say anywhere that it has to be signed by a person, and if your company can give you only this then that is your letter

[Am2 0]

Makes sense (: Thanks