I-864 AOS Package, Original Employment Letter?

[Aimee and Albert 0]

Hi everyone,

I am petitioning my wife for the CR-1 Visa.

Recently the I-130 was approved, and we received the AOS Fee Bill in the mail yesterday.

I paid the Bill online.

I understand that the NVC will mail me the AOS package to be sent back to them with some documents

One of those documents that I have to obtain is the "Original Employment Letter."

My question is, does anyone of you (who is going through the same process as my wife and I) know what this "Original Employment Letter" is?

Thanks to everyone. My wife and I hope that your journeys are all going smoothly.

[malaikabab 0]

Congratulation for your approval.

The original employment letter is just a letter on you firms letter head (official stationary) stating such as

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

This letter is to confirm that is a full time employee of our firm since 1st January, 2001, holding the position of President of Unted States. His present annual salary is $ 250,000.

George W Bush

If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact our office.

Sincerely,

Chief Justice Od United States of America

Hope this will help.

[malaikabab 0]

Congratulation for your approval.

The original employment letter is just a letter on you firms letter head (official stationary) stating such as

March 1, 2009

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

This letter is to confirm that George W Bush is a full time employee of our firm since 1st January, 2001, holding the position of President of Unted States. His present annual salary is $ 250,000.

If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact our office.

Sincerely,

Chief Justice Od United States of America

xxyyyy

Hope this will help.

Make sure the signatuure are in BLUE ink otherwise NVC reviewer think it is a xerox copy.

Any form you fill sign it with blue ink.

[Mononoke28 134]

If you can get a letter of employment then all it needs to say is that you work at the company and make X amount of dollars a year. Now, some people are not able to get this letter for legal reasons so don't fret if you can't get it. That's when copies of your tax returns and W2s and recent pay stubs come in handy.

Diana

[queuedup 1]

Contact your Human Resources department, they should be able to get you a signed letter and have it notarized. Some consulates require notarized letters, so just check your specific consulate/embassy website.

[AddyG 0]

It's also handy if it says how long you have worked at the company and if you are a FULL TIME and/or PERM employee.

[Aimee and Albert 0]

Thanks everyone for the speedy replies. I'll go ahead and contact my HR department.

Jut another step closer to having my wife with me.

I miss her soo much

Take care everyone and God Bless

Edited February 12, 2009 by Aimee and Albert