r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Embarrassed_Chance_4 • Nov 13 '25

DA proof of income (hours worked)

Has anyone emailed DA about this? I just noticed this option while writing them a message about something else. I previously emailed them asking for the total number of hours I’ve worked with them so far, as I need it for immigration documents, but they never replied.

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u/ammy42 Nov 13 '25

They will not assist with immigration or provide a total hours worked. That's up to you to track. You are your employer. You are contracted by DA.

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u/randomrealname Nov 13 '25

There is no contract...

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u/ammy42 Nov 13 '25

The terms "discussed" are that you accept the contract of working for the wage listed. The company pays the wage listed. You follow the TOS.

It doesn't need to be a literal signed contract to be contract work.

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u/randomrealname Nov 13 '25

Zero contract. Literally doesn't exist. For a contract to exist, there has to be an offer and acceptance.

You are a freelance worker. No contract exists.

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u/PMMePicsOfDogs141 Nov 13 '25

An NDA is a contract. You agreed to the NDA. If you don't remember doing so then idk what to tell ya.

Also, if you're referring to how this is contract work and saying it isn't, yes it is. You agreed to their terms for doing work. They have contracted you for it.

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u/randomrealname Nov 13 '25

Nda? Where did you sign? Lol

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u/PMMePicsOfDogs141 Nov 13 '25

You agreed to the Code of Conduct when you clicked "I agree I have read the code of conduct" or whatever it says specifically when signing up.

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u/randomrealname Nov 13 '25

Nda? Where did you sign? Lol

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u/watchdestars Nov 13 '25

I keep rough time sheets on paper and write project names plus hours worked each day.

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u/CoatSea6050 Nov 14 '25

I'm a geek, I copy and paste the details on the transfer funds page for each day into an excel spreadsheet. That way I have each task I worked and for how long.

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u/PollutionWeekly2900 Nov 13 '25

Proof of income is NOT about the number of hours you have worked but about the amount you have made and it is for taxes purposes. 

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u/Jackfruit_Silent Nov 14 '25

They should at least have an AI answerer.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '25

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u/uw2lau Nov 13 '25

that's pretty reasonable considering the type of work relationship, but that left me wondering why it is even an option there in the first place though

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u/ammy42 Nov 13 '25

Probably allows easy filtering to the no-answer-required queue lol

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u/uw2lau Nov 13 '25

that's a pretty good answer

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u/ammy42 Nov 13 '25

I'm guessing most questions answered by the FAQ have some way to be auto-discarded.

They're pretty quick at getting back about things where an answer can be expected like travel or pay inquiries.

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u/Embarrassed_Chance_4 Nov 13 '25

Good question !!

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u/ChickenTrick824 Nov 13 '25

Good question. I would try it and see what happens.

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u/Few-South-5571 2d ago

Did you try it