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Welcome to PDFRun! In this video, well guide you on how to fill out an Employment Verification Letter! An Employment Verification Letter is a document used to verify that an employee works, or has worked, at a company for the purposes of providing information on their income. In other cases, the letter is also used to verify employment history, most especially when applying for a new job. The document may also be referred to as Proof of Employment Letter, Income Verification Letter, Employment Confirmation Letter, Salary Verification Letter, and Work Verification Letter. Besides being used for employment verification, this document can also help an employee when applying for loans. It primarily serves as proof that the individual can honor financial obligations, has a steady job, and is able to make timely payments. Other parties that may require the document include financial institutions, government agencies, insurance companies, and landlords. The information that you should includ