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Hello Everyone,
This week, I have a drop-box H1B interview, so I needed your assistance.
I received an employment verification letter from my employer, which includes information about me such as my name, position, employee code, date of hire, salary, employment status, and address.
In addition, my client gave me a letter outlining all the duties I am performing as well as the specifics of the contract between my employer and the client. However, the letter only states that "the employee's services will be continued on a long-term basis," not when the project will begin or end. Is this language sufficient, or do dates need to be included? Although it's not required, I wanted to submit the client letter. Please advise.
This week, I have a drop-box H1B interview, so I needed your assistance.
I received an employment verification letter from my employer, which includes information about me such as my name, position, employee code, date of hire, salary, employment status, and address.
In addition, my client gave me a letter outlining all the duties I am performing as well as the specifics of the contract between my employer and the client. However, the letter only states that "the employee's services will be continued on a long-term basis," not when the project will begin or end. Is this language sufficient, or do dates need to be included? Although it's not required, I wanted to submit the client letter. Please advise.
