- Home
- Forums
- Immigrant Visas (Green Cards)
- I-485 Issues
- I-485 Issues Common to All Services Centers
- General I-485 and Related Issues
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Employment letter for I-485
- Thread starter xmmx
- Start date
my 2 cents' worth!
when u apply for I-485, one of the documents that u have to submit is the employment letter from your current employer. now i dont' know if it is only applicable if u r applying for green card thru ur company. but i needed to send one along with my I-485.
hope this helps!
when u apply for I-485, one of the documents that u have to submit is the employment letter from your current employer. now i dont' know if it is only applicable if u r applying for green card thru ur company. but i needed to send one along with my I-485.
hope this helps!
Originally posted by xmmx
Do I need an employment letter for the I-485 petition?
My I-140 was based on Alien of Extraordinary, and was already approved.
Many thanks...
Believe you need one. Please confirm with your attorney.
Yes, you need one
Yes, you generally need the employment letter even though
your underlying I-140 is EB1-EA, because you have to demonstrate that:
1. You continue to work in the area where your
Extraordinary Ability has been recognized.
2. You will not become a "public charge".
The 2nd point can also be proven by other means, such as
ownership of substantial liquid assets.
Yes, you generally need the employment letter even though
your underlying I-140 is EB1-EA, because you have to demonstrate that:
1. You continue to work in the area where your
Extraordinary Ability has been recognized.
2. You will not become a "public charge".
The 2nd point can also be proven by other means, such as
ownership of substantial liquid assets.
I think you need one...
In INS words (from an RFE):
Submit a recent letter from the prospective employer on their original letterhead (not photocopy) showing that they are offering you the position. If you are a self-petitioner, submit an offer of employment from a prospective employer that indicates the position, salary/wage, and the duties to be performed.
Goodluck
PCee
In INS words (from an RFE):
Submit a recent letter from the prospective employer on their original letterhead (not photocopy) showing that they are offering you the position. If you are a self-petitioner, submit an offer of employment from a prospective employer that indicates the position, salary/wage, and the duties to be performed.
Goodluck
PCee