Salary Verification

A Salary Verification Letter is used to verify the employee's employment history, salary, and other compensation. This can be drafted by either the employer or the employee who will deliver the letter to the employer for their signature.

An employee might need a Salary Verification Letter in the following circumstances:

• Applying for a visa
• Applying for a loan or mortgage
• Applying for an apartment
• Applying for a new job

If the letter will be used for a visa application, the letter can also include a certification of leave. Some consulates require a certification of leave to verify that the applicant has ties to the country of origin such as gainful employment to go back to.

How to use this document

This letter includes basic information about the employee's time with the employer. It includes specific information such as the employee's position and period of employment. The letter will also ask for the annual salary of the employee and the average amounts that the employee receives as additional compensation such as commission, bonuses, miscellaneous pay, etc.

If the letter will include a certification of leave, the starting and ending dates of the leave will also be asked.

Once the letter is completed, it should be signed and sent to the recipient by the employer. The employee may keep copies of the letter for their records or for future use.

Applicable Law

There are no relevant laws regarding Salary Verification Letters. It is an informal letter provided by the employer to the employee as a courtesy.

How to modify the template

You fill out a form. The document is created before your eyes as you respond to the questions.

At the end, you receive it in Word and PDF formats. You can modify it and reuse it.