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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Labor Condition Application (LCA) in the editor.
Begin by filling out Section A, which requires you to indicate the type of visa classification supported by this application. Ensure you write the classification symbol clearly.
In Section B, provide details about the job title, SOC code, and whether the position is full-time. Specify the intended employment period by entering the start and end dates.
Section C requires employer information. Fill in your legal business name, address, and contact details accurately to avoid any delays.
Complete Section D with the point of contact information for someone authorized to act on behalf of your organization regarding labor certification matters.
If applicable, fill out Section E for attorney or agent information. Confirm if an attorney is representing you in this application.
In Section F, provide detailed employment and wage information including places of employment and wage rates. Make sure all fields marked with an asterisk (*) are completed.
Review Sections G and H carefully, agreeing to all labor condition statements as required before finalizing your application.
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