Do you need a Job Letter for reasons other than for a mortgage or credit?
If so, you need to contact the New York City Transit Verifications Office.
How do you
contact the Transit Verifications Office? Choose the option below
that is most convenient for your needs.
OPTION 1: Mail
Verifications
OPTION 2: Walk-In Verifications
OPTION 3: E-Mail
Mail Verifications
You may forward your request for verification of employment or direct the verifier to send the request to the following address:
MTA
New York City Transit
Verifications Office
180 Livingston Street, Room 4067
Brooklyn, New York 11201
Requests must
include:
- An authorization, signed by you, giving the NYCT Verifications Office permission to release information from your personnel data file.
- Your pass number or Social Security Number (or, at a minimum, the last four digits of your social security number)
The employment verification will then be mailed to your mailing address on file.
Legal Actions
Information Subpoenas and HIPPA requests should be forwarded to:
MTA
New York City Transit
Law Department
130 Livingston Street, 12th Floor
Brooklyn, New York 11201
Be sure to include:
- An authorization, signed by you, giving the Law Department permission to release information from your personnel data file.
- Your pass number or Social Security Number (or, at a minimum, the last four digits of your social security number)
Walk-In Verifications
If you decide to stop in to pick up your Job Letter in person, you will need to report to the Walk-in Verifications Office, at the site of the NYCT Employment Center, located at 180 Livingston Street, 5th Floor in downtown Brooklyn, between 9a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Friday. You may shorten your waiting time if you email your request to employment.verification@nyct.com before your arrival.
E-Mail Verifications
You can also E-Mail your job letter request to employment.verification@nyct.com. Requests must include your pass number or Social Security Number (or, at a minimum, the last four digits of your Social Security Number). The Job Letter will then be mailed to your mailing address on record.
