How long is an income verification letter from an embassy valid for?

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Jul 23, 2018

6 years ago

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Hi All, how long is an income verification letter from an embassy valid for?

Edit - Thank you Robert, will get the ball rolling in a few days :) (y)

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An income verification letter from an embassy is officially valid for 6 months, as mentioned in the discussion.

Robert *******

Officially 6 months, you can find the statement about this in the file section.

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