Affidavit of Support - Urgent help needed!

[K&JK 0]

Hi All,

Yet another road bump in preparation for the doc's

So as part of the Affidavit of Support we need letter from the employer of my finance with certain detail and she submitted a requited in her company but what they said is that per the co policies the letter will be send only if the requester call a 1800 number.

Has any one faced this situation before any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

[paws057 9]

Hi All,

Yet another road bump in preparation for the doc's

So as part of the Affidavit of Support we need letter from the employer of my finance with certain detail and she submitted a requited in her company but what they said is that per the co policies the letter will be send only if the requester call a 1800 number.

Has any one faced this situation before any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

Yes it seems most larger companies do that now as mine did as well. The way to get around that is simple really. Just fill out all the information yourself (make sure it is correct) and have your supervisor sign the paper for you. Make two copies for the supervisor to sign so you have an extra one. It only has to be signed by someone that is above you at work. It does not have to be signed by the HR department. It worked for us!

Good Luck!

[K&JK 0]

We have tried that but the supervisor is not ready to sign cause of the company policies any idea what do we do?

[K&JK 0]

Any idea guys? is there any other way??

Appreciate your help.

[clairegie 265]

Hi All,

Yet another road bump in preparation for the doc's

So as part of the Affidavit of Support we need letter from the employer of my finance with certain detail and she submitted a requited in her company but what they said is that per the co policies the letter will be send only if the requester call a 1800 number.

Has any one faced this situation before any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

Has she actually tried calling this 1-800 number? you said she tried submitting a request within her company and tried to have the supervisor sign, you didn't mention if she called the number herself.

As an employee, I cant see why she cant be the requester. it his her information after all and she needs it for personal use. Is there an actual rule that says an employee cant request for a letter from employer, 'cos if so, then there's something wrong about this rule...

Edited September 19, 2013 by iammrsregi