I-134 Co-sponsor Employment Letter Doesn't Say "Permanent." Is That Ok?

[everywhereuwant2b 4]

Hi Everyone,

I got a letter of employment for my co-sponsor and it basically says the following:

"(Date)

To Whom It May Concern:

This letter is to confirm that (Co-sponsor) has been employed with (Employer) since (date). (Co-sponsor) is currently working with us as a (position). Her annual salary is (salary) and this is a full-time position.

Please feel free to contact me if you need any additional information.

Sincerely,
(Supervisor Signature)

(Supervisor Name)"

It doesn't say the position is permanent but it does say she currently works there. Should I ask for the letter to be re-written or is this good enough?

Thanks!

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Has the co-sponsor been at the company 2-3 years?

If so, showing her tax returns and W2's will show she is well established at the company and clearly would be permanent employee

[Cheezees 1,514]

This is a non-issue.

[everywhereuwant2b 4]

Has the co-sponsor been at the company 2-3 years?

If so, showing her tax returns and W2's will show she is well established at the company and clearly would be permanent employee

Yes, she's been there since mid 2013 so over 3+ years. I probably didn't have to censor that in the letter

She was only going to submit her tax information for the past year, 2015. I feel kind of weird asking her to send prior years, too. Do you think the letter saying she's been employed since 2013 is sufficient?

[Prystine 184]

You're overthinking it. The above letter is fine.

[Jyang 0]

Full time is consider permanent. Should be fine.