job offer letter Eb2 - consular processing

[appleblossom 4,386]

On 6/10/2024 at 1:10 AM, paxi said:

HR came through with the letter on Friday. Seems like it'll do the job: has got the basics: title, min salary to be offered and job location. 

 

Does it have a job description/list of duties? Or are you providing other evidence for that?

 

Is it an EB-2A or EB-2B app?

[paxi 1]

It doesn't and i don't think that's required? I do have the original PERM which lists my duties. I'm EB2A

Edited June 11, 2024 by paxi

[appleblossom 4,386]

27 minutes ago, paxi said:

It doesn't and i don't think that's required? I do have the original PERM which lists my duties. I'm EB2A

 

Personally I'd make sure I had proof that the job met the requirements of the visa at the time of interview. A title may not do that. 

 

So I'd get HR to tweak the letter and add that in but your call. 

 

Good luck. 

[Xyph3r 0]

On 5/26/2024 at 5:01 PM, paxi said:

 

 

Hi folks,

 

I’ve my immigration EB-2 interview scheduled next month (via consular processing) . As I understand as part of the interview I need to share a job offer letter. My employer wants to write it but needs to know what all should go inside the letter. Can anyone please guide what should be inside the job offer letter?

 

 

 

 

 

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Usualy you should mention the company’s name, address, and contact info, and then include your name, job title, and a brief description of your role. It's also important to mention your salary or hourly wage, the job location, and that the position is full-time. They should confirm that the company needs you for this specific role and that it’s a permanent position. Finally, someone from HR or your manager should sign the letter.

Edited June 3 by Xyph3r

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