I-134 Affidavit of support

[sbane12 63]

Does the employment letter need to be wet signed or can it be a copy?

And what does it mean by printer on Employer stock?

The business I work for has it setup where I can request and receive an employment letter immediately online and print it. It prints out with the companies logo and name at the top of the paper and is not a wet signature (obviously)

[TimAnlle 0]

I am going through this right now. The instructions do not specify that it even needs a signature; it simply requests a "statement" - which is more of a "communication of facts" rather than something that needs to be signed. It seems to me that that would be a good argument in favor of getting the employment letter online as you have described in your final paragraph.

 

NEVERTHELESS, being the cautious type, I have requested that a paper copy be sent to me in the mail with a "wet signature" just to satisfy that proverbial bureaucrat somewhere who is having a bad hair day!

 

To answer your question about "employer stock." This simply means that it needs to be on stationery with the official company logo and letterhead. I'm not sure what you are looking at that uses the word "stock," but the word "stock" with reference to paper usually refers to the different ratings assigned by the paper industry to differing qualities of paper (common copier paper vs. for example, thicker, glossier paper for photographs). Each type of "stock" receives a number. In this case, "stock" is simply a way of referencing a grade of paper. In this case it simply means, it needs to be on whatever your company uses for its official correspondence.