H-1B Visa: LCA Posting Requirements Explained

H1B Visa

The H-1B visa program permits U.S. employers to hire foreign professionals for specialty occupations. Still, it also imposes specific obligations on those employers, particularly regarding the notification of U.S. and H-1B workers. Fact Sheet #62M outlines these requirements to maintain transparency and protect workers’ rights. Understanding these requirements is crucial for employers to ensure compliance and foster a fair working environment.

Labor Condition Application (LCA) U.S. Worker Notification

Labor Condition Application (LCA) H-1B Worker Notification

Upon hiring an H-1B worker, employers must also ensure they receive a copy of the LCA no later than the date they report to their permanent place of work. This step is vital to ensuring that H-1B workers are fully informed of the conditions of their employment and their rights under U.S. labor laws.

Conclusion

Adherence to notification requirements is a fundamental aspect of compliance for employers navigating the complexities of the H-1B visa program. This protects workers’ rights and helps maintain the program’s integrity.

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