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I am trying to invite a friend from jamaica to my home and I understand that I need to send a formal letter of |
Travel Info I am trying to invite a friend from jamaica to my home and I understand that I need to send a formal letter of Travel Tips Many Jamaicans believe the grass is greener on the other side and tend not to return when granted a visa. As a result applicants have to prove to the Embassy that they will in fact return. The letter is to help her prove her case. You should write to the Embassy stating that you are inviting your friend, that (s)he will stay with you and that you will be responsible for the expenses. You will need to include details of yourself and attach proof of your ability to support your friend. eg bank statement, letter from employer etc. Send these to your friend and not to the Embassy. (S)He will take it in with other documentation (Proof of ties Jamaica!) I wish your friend the best. Good to be confident and positive during the interview. Source(s): Experience Other Travel Tips Yes. My fiance's father just arrived here in Toronto and he needed a letter. (his cousin owns his own business and just wrote him a letter, sent down a make shift pay stub and within 2 weeks his passport came back to him stamped with approval. good luck Hey there, You are correct, you will need what is commonly called " an invitation letter" This letter needs to list your name and other personal details. contact me for more info. Doublecheckit@gmail.com You need to send a letter of invitation to that person signed by a Notary Public, you must also demonstrate to the US Consulate that you are able to take care of that person while they are on a short visit, you must also prove to them that you will not let them become a burden to the government of the US, also that you will see that the person return to his home land at the end of his sort stay you must also provide a return air line ticket for that person. |
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