Letter from employer for i-134 ?? Help

[audaud 62]

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Start getting the I-134 ready with the supporting documents [e.g. proof of income].London will accept any proof on an I-134 that clearly shows income. Some ways besides a tax return/transcript are employer letter, pay stubs, pension letter, or banks statements showing direct deposits. Pick two. You don’t need to prove income five different ways. If you have a new job or earn more income since your tax return, then an employer letter and recent pay stubs are a better choice than a weak tax return. This one has to be sent the old-fashioned way with a “wet” signature on it. Copies of the form aren't accepted, but your proof of income can be scans or photocopies.

 

The above text is quoted from one of the pinned threads here, on what to do BEFORE you get noa2 for our K1 visa. 

I have ordered my tax return from 2017, and need to get a letter from my employer for my second proof.

 

I understand it needs to be signed from my employer, and likely on company headed paper also, but what else or what exactly does it need to say on the letter? Anyone have any idea or help with this please? Thanks a million <3

[KULtoATL 1,551]

The letter should state your job position, length of service and your expected annual income for 2018.

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

1 minute ago, audaud said:

 

The above text is quoted from one of the pinned threads here, on what to do BEFORE you get noa2 for our K1 visa. 

I have ordered my tax return from 2017, and need to get a letter from my employer for my second proof.

 

I understand it needs to be signed from my employer, and likely on company headed paper also, but what else or what exactly does it need to say on the letter? Anyone have any idea or help with this please? Thanks a million <3

 

I had my company place all the following information: 

 

Full name - obviously

Position

Hiring Date

Full or part time occupation

Permanent/temporary employment

Hourly rate/salary amount