gheewalabhai888
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verification RFE response. How close does it need to be? can this be like "electrical engineer" "design engineer" "product engineer" considered as same. Any experience? Thanks.
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does anyone have a format for employment
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hi...I dont know if this will help
but I kept this info from one of the posts earlier from someone on this board,as I never seem to have the info when I need it..
hope it helps
u can substitute the changes wherever applicable
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Employment letter
Employment letter was very straight forward and I quote
"Please take this letter as our verification of Mr. XXXs current employment with Company_XXX . As background, the employer is a worldwide computer systems and programming consulting organization.. Pursuant to our ongoing operations, we employ the services of many computer and systems professionals, placed at client locations throughout the USA. Mr. XXX is one such employee of Company_XXX and works pursuant to his INS-issued EAD.
Mr. XXX is employed as a Position_XXX by Company_XXX . Mr. XXX’s skills and experience as Position_XXX are utilized by the company in providing services to its clients. Mr. XXX is paid an annual salary of $ XXXX. Mr. XXX has been employed with Company_XXX since Month Day, Year, and several of his pay stubs are attached as proof of his ongoing employment and payment of his salary.
Therefore, we trust that this letter and the supporting enclosures will amply demonstrate Mr. XXX’s ongoing employment as a Position_XXX with Company_XXX."
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cheers
JAck
but I kept this info from one of the posts earlier from someone on this board,as I never seem to have the info when I need it..
hope it helps
u can substitute the changes wherever applicable
---------------------
Employment letter
Employment letter was very straight forward and I quote
"Please take this letter as our verification of Mr. XXXs current employment with Company_XXX . As background, the employer is a worldwide computer systems and programming consulting organization.. Pursuant to our ongoing operations, we employ the services of many computer and systems professionals, placed at client locations throughout the USA. Mr. XXX is one such employee of Company_XXX and works pursuant to his INS-issued EAD.
Mr. XXX is employed as a Position_XXX by Company_XXX . Mr. XXX’s skills and experience as Position_XXX are utilized by the company in providing services to its clients. Mr. XXX is paid an annual salary of $ XXXX. Mr. XXX has been employed with Company_XXX since Month Day, Year, and several of his pay stubs are attached as proof of his ongoing employment and payment of his salary.
Therefore, we trust that this letter and the supporting enclosures will amply demonstrate Mr. XXX’s ongoing employment as a Position_XXX with Company_XXX."
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cheers
JAck
gheewalabhai888
Registered Users (C)
Thanks Jack. I have some dilemma
The positions I am looking into are:
product engineering not design as was approved for labor.
and this position requires associate degree but 6+ years of
experience!! (weired don't ask me why this is like this).
But seems like we don't need to disclose minimum education
requirement for the position, is that right, then it won't be a
problem. confusion here. Thanks.
The positions I am looking into are:
product engineering not design as was approved for labor.
and this position requires associate degree but 6+ years of
experience!! (weired don't ask me why this is like this).
But seems like we don't need to disclose minimum education
requirement for the position, is that right, then it won't be a
problem. confusion here. Thanks.