Employment Verification Request
An employment verification request letter is written by an employee and sent to their employer — or the HR department of their company — requesting official verification of their employment. With this ready-made Employment Verification Request from Jotform Sign, you can quickly and efficiently draft up a letter requesting verification for the purposes of housing, volunteering, and more.
Need to change the design of this letter template? Drag and drop to get the look you want. You can upload a logo, choose a new font, update the letter’s message, and make other changes in seconds. Don’t waste time writing your letter by hand — get a head start with this Employment Verification Request template that can be filled out and signed on any device.
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These templates are suggested forms only. If you're using a form as a contract, or to gather personal (or personal health) info, or for some other purpose with legal implications, we recommend that you do your homework to ensure you are complying with applicable laws and that you consult an attorney before relying on any particular form.