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Got my approval of DTV work from New York consulate today.
Filed on Jan 8th and status changed to pending approval the next day. Contacted the consulate 3 weeks ago. I was told that because of the planned the departure day is end of March they won’t process the final approval till mid-March. The consulate staff was very nice and patient. Just as she said, it has been approved.
Title: DTV Work Proof Question – Employer Letter vs Contract
Hi everyone, quick question about the DTV work documentation:
I submitted an employment verification letter from my employer stating I’m a regular employee (I’ve been with the company since 2019). The letter includes my job details and is signed by a company officer. I can also provide recent paystubs, and I’m listed on the company website.
Is an employer letter + paystubs usually enough for DTV approval, or do they require an actual signed employment contract?
Moving to Thailand straight off the bat on a DTV Work Visa. I plan to visit and shop Condos once I arrive on Apr 2nd-- but I wonder how long it would take to settle in, since Songkran happens in about a week after I arrive. What does work hours look like, as well as general services around the city? I assume everyone might be on holidays.
Does anyone have any perspective or advice on my course of action?
I've booked a comfy hotel for 2 weeks, But I think I may need to extend it to a month.
My work involves a stationary computer and desktop setup with microphone and multiple screens, so I'm trying not to move around too much.
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