British Expats - Is it doable?

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I have compiled a 20+ pages package to prove my 3 years employment relationship with a company which was closed. I included my W-2 forms, several pay checks and several evaluation letters. Will it work? I have also my supervisor's home phone number but I decide not to include it at this time ( he has no office phone, in case you ask). Is it doable? Is a phone verification a must (in my case)? If it is required, will the center call me to request ?

JohnM

Re: Is it doable?

It sounds OK as is. All will depend upon your interview. Jim Humphries, former
visa officer

JohnM wrote:
    > I have compiled a 20+ pages package to prove my 3 years employment relationship
    > with a company which was closed. I included my W-2 forms, several pay checks and
    > several evaluation letters. Will it work? I have also my supervisor's home phone
    > number but I decide not to include it at this time ( he has no office phone, in
    > case you ask). Is it doable? Is a phone verification a must (in my case)? If it is
    > required, will the center call me to request ?
    > JohnM
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Re: Is it doable?

Quote:

Originally posted by JohnM:
I have compiled a 20+ pages package to prove my 3 years employment relationship with a company which was closed. I included my W-2 forms, several pay checks and several evaluation letters. Will it work? I have also my supervisor's home phone number but I decide not to include it at this time ( he has no office phone, in case you ask). Is it doable? Is a phone verification a must (in my case)? If it is required, will the center call me to request ?

JohnM

attach a letter along with all this documentation explaining that the company no longer exists....

that should be good enuf

Re: Is it doable?

Jim Humphries <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
    > It sounds OK as is. All will depend upon your interview. Jim Humphries, former
    > visa officer
    > JohnM wrote:
    > >
    > > I have compiled a 20+ pages package to prove my 3 years employment relationship
    > > with a company which was closed. I included my W-2 forms, several pay checks and
    > > several evaluation letters. Will it work? I have also my supervisor's home phone
    > > number but I decide not to include it at this time ( he has no office phone, in
    > > case you ask). Is it doable? Is a phone verification a must (in my case)? If it
    > > is required, will the center call me to request ?
    > >
    > > JohnM
    > >
    > > --
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

I think you are on the right track and should be acceptable to ost reasonable
visa officers.

Jim Metcalfe , Consultant and former visa officer

Re: Is it doable?

Quote:

Originally posted by Jim Humphries:
It sounds OK as is. All will depend upon your interview. Jim Humphries, former
visa officer

JohnM wrote:
    > I have compiled a 20+ pages package to prove my 3 years employment relationship
    > with a company which was closed. I included my W-2 forms, several pay checks and
    > several evaluation letters. Will it work? I have also my supervisor's home phone
    > number but I decide not to include it at this time ( he has no office phone, in
    > case you ask). Is it doable? Is a phone verification a must (in my case)? If it is
    > required, will the center call me to request ?
    > JohnM
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

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Hi Jim,

Will it result in an interview in the case? I'd like to provide as sufficient materials as possible to avoid call to an interview, though I am not afraid of one. what else do you think could be done?

Thanks for your reply, and same to other replies here.

JohnM