As a remote employee I don’t have a contract to submit with my application.
My employer did give me an employment verification letter amd a copy of my job description showing that I am a remote worker
Is that sufficient?
It’s not common to have a contract as a regular W2 employee in Florida.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired if an employment verification letter and job description are sufficient for a visa application, given they lack a formal contract. Responses indicate that requirements may vary by embassy. Some users suggested that recent documentation, such as a work certificate, along with a letter detailing the nature of remote work signed by an authorized person may suffice. Additionally, one user shared their experience of switching to a 1099 status for easier management of tax implications.