Location, location, location! This is just about one of the most primary considerations when looking for a job. But what if your dream job is across the miles and somewhere beyond your immediate horizon? Maybe you are willing to take the plunge, leave your comfort zone and relocate as needed for this job. But here's one question: How do you convince the company that you are worth all the travel expenses and hassles for?

Clearly, there are about a gazillion amount of job seekers in any urban town. A company would most likely hire someone who is already within the vicinity. They need not really look elsewhere to get the employees they require for the job. Also, it is also less stressful for the hired people since they will have no traveling constraints or reasons for not being able to come to work that are related with transportation. This means a lot to a company. Do not be surprised if you find the company hesitant to hire you if you are still about to do relocation if you bag that job from them.

This is where an effective relocation cover letter comes in. You have a few ?I am's? to put in your relocation cover letter if you are really intent on getting that job amidst the various obstacles placed in your midst. These ?I am's? of relocation cover letters, when succinctly and effectively sprinkled on your relocation cover letter, will definitely get you that dream job.

I am qualified

This is the most basic and essential I am for your cover letter. Show them that you are qualified for the job, and have proof to show them. Be it a training certificate, a list of testimonials from satisfied customers in the past or other paraphernalia to support your claim, show it along with your cover letter and resume.

I am an extra miler, literally and figuratively

Show your client that you are not just qualified, but that you are willing to do more for the company in the ways you see fit. The fact that you can promise extra performance when needed even when not asked for communicates your willingness to take on the responsibilities the job demands, and an open mind of other working opportunities in the company. If you are indeed a multi-tasking and multi-skilled individual, this will not be too difficult for you to guarantee.

I am knowledgeable of your company's profile and operations

This must come with the fact that you actually did your homework and learned as much as you can about the company before really applying. It is not just the company that you need to get yourself familiarized with, but it must also include the actual area of your work, the environment and cost of living there. No company would bother hiring a prima donna who did not do his or her homework prior to relocation.

I am able to count the cost of this job and I am willing to do it

This can only work if you really did count the cost of the job: its requirements, its salary range, the demands on your time and energy, as well as possible weaknesses to adjust to. No job is perfect, and a relocation job may serve to be an extra hurdle for you if you are not well able to adapt and manage it properly.

I am willing to travel far and relocate as soon as possible

This is very important. Time is of the essence. Most job offers last only a couple of days and the need is usually urgent.