EMPLOYMENT VERIFACTION LETTER

[patata88 1]

Hello my husband got the employment verification letter from his company but the HR told him that they are not allowed to show his salary but only how many hours and where he works .....is this ok for the interview ? 

[geowrian 22,337]

If combined with pay stubs, I don't think it would be an issue. It confirms where he works and such, and the pay stubs would show actual income.

[LisaLisa 65]

The answer you are looking for is on the letter that USCIS send you for the interview. It specifically says that the letter should include how many hours he works and his salary. However, if he includes his pay stubs with the letter should do the work. There are many ignorant companies that don't want to include salaries in the letters they provide. Salaries are the employee's personal information not the employer's.

[patata88 1]

thank you guys...he just changed job right before our interview.....and dealing with HR people it's not always easy.....we will have one paystub and the Employment letter.....and all the old paystubs from his old company...i hope it's ok....

[Mistermanga 3]

you should be fine with the letter from HR and most recent paystubs. paystubs from previous old company could help to proof your tax declaration, not the current income. if you can show it, is much better the joint bank account statement.

in any case, in your shoes I would try another tentative with HR, showing them the invitation letter from USCIS that clearly explain  (as LisaLisa said) the requirement for an Employment letter. it's an official document and the HR department can't ignore it.

 

Good luck