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this tutorial will review the employment verification form also known as the EVF the EVF is used to verify a new employment for a recent title 40 graduate the employment verification form is sent to each student in the form of an email with a link to an electronic form this link is not generic but rather is individual to each student they will be sent to the student automatically once we are notified that they have graduated this usually happens via the graduation supplement that goes out each May or otherwise whenever a school notifies us a student has graduated once the EVF is initially sent to the student post graduation a reminder will automatically be sent every six weeks until the form is completed you can find information about the EVF and the title for a program guide on pages 43 and 44 this first part it describes the form and also the documentation that students will need to complete it graduates will need to obtain two documents a letter of verification on agency letterhead