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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the bona fide job offer in the editor.
- Begin with Part 1, selecting the reason for filing Supplement J. Choose either to confirm the job offer or request job portability.
- In Part 2, provide your current legal name and relevant details such as your Alien Registration Number and Date of Birth.
- Complete Part 3 by signing and dating the Applicant's Statement, ensuring you understand all questions and instructions.
- Fill out Part 5 with information about your employer, including their mailing address and type of business.
- In Part 6, detail the job offer including Job Title, SOC Code, and whether it is full-time or permanent.
- Finally, ensure all sections are completed accurately before submitting your form through our platform for a seamless process.
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