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I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker
This form is used by an employer or agent to petition U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
(USCIS) for a beneficiary to come temporarily to the United States as a nonimmigrant to perform
services or labor, or to receive training. Generally, a Form I-129 petition may not be filed more than 6
months prior to the date employment is scheduled to begin.
Form I-129 includes the:
• Basic petition;
• Individual supplements relating to specific classifications; and
• H-1B Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption Supplement (required for H-1B and
H-1B1 classifications only).
Note: You may apply online if the requested eligibility classification is:
• H-1B - Speciality occupation workers;
• H-1B1 - Specialty occupation workers from Chile and Singapore;
• H-1B2 - Beneficiaries performing exceptional services relating to a cooperative
research and development project administered by the U.S. Department of Defense
(DOD) ; or
• H-1B3 - Fashion models of distinguished merit and ability.
All other classifications must be filed using a paper Form I-129.
Concurrent filing available
You can file Form I-907, Request for Premium Processing Service, if you are filing Form
I-129 for a nonimmigrant classification that is eligible for premium processing.
If you request premium processing, we will present the Form I-907 for you to complete
a er you sign the Form I-129. This will allow you to pay for and submit both forms at the
same time.
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I-129, Petition for a Nonimmigrant Worker
This form is used by an employer or agent to petition U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
(USCIS) for a beneficiary to come temporarily to the United States as a nonimmigrant to perform
services or labor, or to receive training. Generally, a Form I-129 petition may not be filed more than 6
months prior to the date employment is scheduled to begin.
Form I-129 includes the:
• Basic petition;
• Individual supplements relating to specific classifications; and
• H-1B Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption Supplement (required for H-1B and
H-1B1 classifications only).
Note: You may apply online if your eligibility classification is:
• H-1B - Speciality occupation workers;
• H-1B1 - Specialty occupation workers from Chile and Singapore;
• H-1B2 - Beneficiaries performing exceptional services relating to a cooperative
research and development project administered by the U.S. Department of Defense
(DOD) ; or
• H-1B3 - Fashion models of distinguished merit and ability.
All other classifications must be filed using a paper Form I-129.
Before You Start Your Petition
Eligibility
Who May File Form I-129?
General: A U.S. employer may file this form and applicable supplements to classify a
beneficiary in any nonimmigrant classification listed in the About You section or the
Reason for Request section of these instructions. A foreign employer, U.S. agent, or
association of U.S. agricultural employers may file for certain classifications as indicated
in the specific instructions.
Agents: A U.S. individual or company in business as an agent may file a petition for
workers who are traditionally self-employed or workers who use agents to arrange shortterm employment on their behalf with numerous employers, and in cases where a
foreign employer authorizes the agent to act on its behalf. A petition filed by an agent
must include a complete itinerary of services or engagements, including dates, names,
and addresses of the actual employers, and the locations where the services will be
performed. A petition filed by a U.S. agent must guarantee the wages and other terms
and conditions of employment by contractual agreement with the beneficiary or
beneficiaries of the petition. The agent/employer must also provide an itinerary of
definite employment and information on any other services planned for the period of
time requested.
Naming beneficiaries: All beneficiaries in a petition must be named.
Note: You can file Form I-907, Request for Premium Processing Service, if you are filing a
Form I-129 for a nonimmigrant classification that is eligible for premium processing. If
you request premium processing, we will present the Form I-907 for you to complete
a er you sign the Form I-129. This will allow you to pay for and submit both forms at the
same time.
Classification supplements
H Classification Supplement
This is used to:
• Determine which H Classification is sought by the petitioner for the beneficiary;
• Collect information related to the beneficiaryʼs qualifications; and
• Collect information related to the beneficiaryʼs proposed employment.
Who is required to submit this supplement?
A U.S. employer or U.S. agent seeking to sponsor a nonimmigrant worker in any H-1B
classification.
Trade Agreement Supplement
This supplement is used to:
• Collect details about the proposed employment;
• Collect details about beneficiaryʼs eligibility; and
• Collect employerʼs attestation to comply with terms and conditions of the
classification.
Who is required to submit this supplement?
A U.S. employer or U.S. agent seeking to sponsor a nonimmigrant worker based on a Free
Trade Agreement between the United States and the beneficiaryʼs country of citizenship.
H-1B and H-1B1 Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption Supplement
This is used to:
• Collect additional information about the H-1B employer and beneficiary;
• Determine the appropriate fees for the petition; and
• Determine whether the beneficiary is subject to the H-1B numerical limitation (also
known as the H-1B cap).
Who is required to submit this supplement?
A U.S. employer or U.S. agent seeking to classify a beneficiary as an H-1B or H-1B1 Free Trade
Nonimmigrant worker must file this with the Form I-129 and the appropriate fee.
Fee
Fee: The base filing fee for Form I-129 is $460.
American Competitiveness and Workforce Improvement Act (ACWIA) fee for certain
H-1B and H-1B1 petitions
A petitioner filing Form I-129 for an H-1B nonimmigrant or for a Chile or Singapore H-1B1
Free Trade Nonimmigrant, unless exempt under the Reason for Request section of the
H-1B Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption Supplement, must pay an additional fee
of either $1,500 or $750. To determine which ACWIA fee to pay, complete the Reason for
Request section of the H-1B Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption Supplement. A
petitioner filing Form I-129 who is required to pay the ACWIA fee may make the payment
in the form of a single check or money order for the total amount due or as two checks or
money orders, one for the ACWIA fee and one for the petition fee.
Fraud Prevention and Detection fee for H-1B
A petitioner seeking initial approval of H-1B for a beneficiary, or seeking approval to
employ an H-1B currently working for another petitioner, must submit a $500 Fraud
Prevention and Detection fee. Petitioners for Chile or Singapore H-1B1 Free Trade
Nonimmigrants do not have to pay the $500 fee.
Pubic Law 114-113 fee for H-1B
Those petitioners required to submit the $500 Fraud Prevention and Detection fee are
also required to submit an additional $4,000 fee mandated by Public Law 114-113, if:
• The petitioner employs 50 or more individuals in the United States;
• More than 50 percent of those employees are in H-1B status.
You must include payment of the fees with your submission of this form. Failure to
submit the fees when required will result in rejection or denial of your submission.
Biometrics Services fee for certain beneficiaries in the Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
An additional biometrics services fee as described in 8 CFR 103.7(b) is required if the
beneficiary is lawfully present in the CNMI when applying for an initial grant of any
federal nonimmigrant status.
Refund Policy: USCIS does not refund fees, regardless of any action we take on your
application, petition, or request, or how long USCIS takes to reach a decision. By
continuing this transaction, you acknowledge that you must submit fees in the exact
amount and that you are paying the fees for a government service.
Please refer to the instructions for the form(s) you are filing for additional information or
you may call the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283. For TTY (deaf or hard of hearing)
800-767-1833.
Documents you may need
We will automatically determine which documents you should provide us as you fill out
your petition. At the time of filing, you must submit all evidence and supporting
documentation listed.
Biometric Services Appointment
Biometrics services appointment for certain beneficiaries who will be working in
the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
A er receiving your petition and ensuring completeness, USCIS will inform you in writing
when the beneficiary needs to go to their local USCIS Application Support Center (ASC)
for their biometrics services appointment. Failure to attend the biometrics services
appointment may result in denial of your petition.
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Track your case online
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to your account o en to check on your case status and read any important messages
from USCIS.
Respond to requests for information
If we need more information from you, we will send you a Request for Evidence (RFE) or
Request for Information (RFI). You can respond to our request and upload your
documents through your USCIS account.
Provide your biometrics
We will contact the beneficiary to schedule an appointment at an Application Support
Center near them, if applicable. At the appointment, we will get their fingerprints,
photograph, and signature.
Receive your decision
The decision on Form I-129 involves a determination of whether you have established
eligibility for the immigration benefit you are seeking. USCIS will notify you of the
decision in writing.
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DHS Privacy Notice
AUTHORITIES: The information requested on this declaration, and the associated evidence,
is collected under the Immigration and Nationality Act sections 212(d)(5), 214 and 248.
PURPOSE: The primary purpose for providing the requested information is to determine if
you have established eligibility for naturalization and issuance of a Certificate of Citizenship
for a child who regularly resides outside the United States. DHS will use the information you
provide to grant or deny the immigration benefit you are seeking.
DISCLOSURE: The information you provide is voluntary. However, failure to provide the
requested information, including your Social Security number (if applicable), and any
requested evidence, may delay a final decision or result in denial of the beneficiaryʼs benefit
request.
ROUTINE USES: DHS may share the information you provide on this declaration and any
additional requested evidence with other Federal, state, local, and foreign government
agencies and authorized organizations. DHS follows approved routine uses described in the
associated published system of records notices [DHS/USCIS/ICE/CBP-001 Alien File, Index,
and National File Tracking System, DHS/USCIS-007 Benefits Information System, and DHS/
USCIS-018 Immigration Biometric and Background Check] and the published privacy impact
assessments [DHS/USCIS/PIA-003 Integrated Digitization Document Management Program
(IDDMP), DHS/USCIS/PIA-056 USCIS Electronic Immigration System, DHS/USCIS/PIA-071
myUSCIS Account Experience, and DHS/USCIS/PIA-051 Case and Activity Management for
International Operations] which you can find at www.dhs.gov/privacy. DHS may also share
this information, as appropriate, for law enforcement purposes or in the interest of national
security.
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An agency may not conduct or sponsor an information collection, and a person is not
required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB
control number. The public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated
for Form I-129 at X.XX hours; Trade Agreement Supplement at X.XX hours; H Classification
Supplement at X.XX hours; H-1B and H-1B1 Data Collection and Filing Fee Exemption
Supplement at X.XX hour; including the time for reviewing instructions, gathering the
required documentation and completing and submitting the request. Send comments
regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including
suggestions for reducing this burden to:
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requesting?
H-1B Speciality Occupation
H-1B1 Chile and Singapore
H-1B2 Exceptional services relating to a cooperative
research and development project administered by the
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)
H-1B3 Fashion model of distinguished merit and ability
Reason for request
Reason for request page 2
Processing information
Preparerer information
About Petitioner
Your Beneficiary
Employment
H Classification
Supplement
Trade Agreement
Supplement
H-1B and H-1B1 Data
Collection and Filing Fee
Exemption Supplement
Additional Information
Evidence
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Is this petition subject to the congressionally
mandated annual numerical limit (cap) or 20,000
petition exemption based on the beneficiaryʼs
attainment of a masterʼs degree or higher from a
U.S. institution of higher education (masterʼs
cap)?
The visa cap is commonly known as the “regular cap” or the “advanced
degree exemption.”
Yes
No
What is the basis for classification?
If the beneficiary will work for the same employer in the same
classification but there is a material change in the terms and conditions of
employment, training, or the beneficiaryʼs eligibility as specified in the
original approved petition, select the Amended Petition option.
New Employment
Continuation of previously approved employment
without change with the same employer.
Change in previously approved employment.
New concurrent employment
Change of employer
Amended petition
What is the most recent petition or application
receipt number for the beneficiary?
If the beneficiary has no previous petitions or applications, select None.
None
Provide a 13-character receipt number, beginning with 3 capitalized letters
followed by 10 digits.
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What nonimmigrant classification are you
requesting?
H-1B Speciality Occupation
H-1B1 Chile and Singapore
H-1B2 Exceptional services relating to a cooperative
research and development project administered by the
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)
H-1B3 Fashion model of distinguished merit and ability
Reason for request
Reason for request page 2
Processing information
Preparerer information
About Petitioner
Your Beneficiary
Employment
H Classification
Supplement
Trade Agreement
Supplement
H-1B and H-1B1 Data
Collection and Filing Fee
Exemption Supplement
Additional Information
Evidence
Review & Submit
Is this petition subject to the congressionally
mandated annual numerical limit (cap) or 20,000
petition exemption based on the beneficiaryʼs
attainment of a masterʼs degree or higher from a
U.S. institution of higher education (masterʼs
cap)?
The numerical limitation is commonly known as the “regular cap” and the
20,000 petition exemption based on the beneficiaryʼs attainment of a
masterʼs degree or higher from a U.S. institution of higher education is
commonly referred to as the “masterʼs cap” or “advanced degree
exemption.”
Yes
No
Select the beneficiary you are filing for:
What is the basis for classification?
If the beneficiary will work for the same employer in the same classification
but there is a material change in the terms and conditions of employment,
training, or the beneficiaryʼs eligibility as specified in the original approved
petition, select the Amended Petition option.
New Employment
Continuation of previously approved employment
without change with the same employer.
Change in previously approved employment.
New concurrent employment
Change of employer
Amended petition
What is the most recent petition or application
receipt number for the beneficiary?
If the beneficiary has no previous petitions or applications, select None.
None
Provide a 13-character receipt number, beginning with 3 capitalized letters
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What action are you requesting?
If the beneficiary seeks to change status to, or extend his or her stay in
H-1B1 Chile/Singapore or TN classification, select the option that is based
on a Free Trade Agreement.
Reason for request
Notify a U.S. Consulate or inspection facility so the
beneficiary can obtain a visa or be admitted
Change the status and extend the stay of each beneficiary
because the beneficiary is now in the United States in
another status. This option is available only when you
check “New Employment” in ʻReason for Requestʼ above.
Reason for request page 2
Processing information
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About Petitioner
Your Beneficiary
Employment
H Classification
Supplement
Trade Agreement
Supplement
H-1B and H-1B1 Data
Collection and Filing Fee
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Additional Information
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Extend the stay of each beneficiary because the
beneficiary now hold(s) this status
Amend the stay of each beneficiary because the
beneficiary(ies) now hold(s) this status
Extend the status of a nonimmigrant classification based
on a free trade agreement
Change status to a nonimmigrant classification based on
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Reason for request
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Are you filing any applications for replacement/
initial Forms I-94, Arrival-Departure Records with
this petition?
If the beneficiary was issued an electronic Form I-94 by CBP when he or she
was admitted to the United States at an air or sea port, he or she may be
able to obtain the Form I-94 from the CBP Website at www.cbp.gov/i94
instead of filing an application for a replacement/initial I-94.
Yes
No
How many?
Are you filing any applications for dependents
with this petition?
Yes
No
How many?
Would you like to request Premium Processing
Service?
Premium Processing Service guarantees that USCIS will take one of several
possible actions (issue an approval notice, a denial notice, a notice of intent
to deny, or a request for evidence or open an investigation for fraud or
misrepresentation) on your Form I-129 within 15 days.
The fee for Premium Processing Service for Form I-129 for H-1B
classifications is $2,805.
If you request premium processing, you will be asked to complete the Form
I-907 a er you sign your Form I-129. You will then be able to pay for and
submit both forms at the same time.
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Are you filing any applications for replacement/
initial Forms I-94, Arrival-Departure Records with
this petition?
If the beneficiary was issued an electronic Form I-94 by CBP when he or she
was admitted to the United States at an air or sea port, he or she may be
able to obtain the Form I-94 from the CBP Website at www.cbp.gov/i94
instead of filing an application for a replacement/initial I-94.
Yes
No
How many?
Are you filing any applications for dependents
with this petition?
Yes
No
How many?
Would you like to request Premium Processing
Service?
Premium Processing Service guarantees that USCIS will take one of several
possible actions (issue an approval notice, a denial notice, a notice of intent
to deny, or a request for evidence or open an investigation for fraud or
misrepresentation) on your Form I-129 within 15 days.
The fee for Premium Processing Service for Form I-129 for H-1B
classifications is $2,805.
If you request premium processing, you will be asked to complete the Form
I-907 a er you sign your Form I-129. You will then be able to pay for and
submit both forms at the same time.
Yes
No
Form I-129 and Form I-907 will be submitted together. A er
The
you sign the Form I-129, the form will be locked. You will not be
able to make any changes to the form once it is locked. You will
immediately be directed to the Form I-907 and will be able to
pay for and submit both forms a er you provide your
signatures.
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Reason for request
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Family name (last name)
Input value
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What is your preparerʼs business or organization
name? (If any)
If applicable, provide the name of your accredited organization recognized
by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).
What is your preparerʼs mailing address?
Country
Address line 1
Street number and name
Address line 2
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor
City or town
State/Province
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I do not have an email address.
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What is the mailing address of the individual,
company, or organization filing this petition?
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application process. We may not be able to contact you if you do not
provide a complete and valid address.
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Petitioner contact information
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What is the petitionerʼs Individual IRS Tax
Number?
I do not have or know the petitionerʼs Individual IRS Tax number.
What is the petitionerʼs U.S. Social Security
number (SSN)? (If any)
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changed a er birth by a legal action such as marriage or court order. Do not
provide any nicknames here.
Given name (first name)
The beneficiary does not have a
first name.
Beneficiaryʼs name
Middle name
The beneficiary does not have a
middle name.
Beneficiaryʼs contact
information
When and where they
were born
Family name (last name)
The beneficiary does not have a
last name.
Immigration
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Immigration history
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This would include nicknames, aliases, maiden names, and names from all
previous marriages.
Yes
No
Provide all other names the beneficiary has used.
Include nicknames, aliases, maiden name, and names from all previous
marriages.
Given name (first name)
The beneficiary does not have a
first name.
Middle name
The beneficiary does not have a
middle name.
Family name (last name)
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information
What is their current U.S. mailing address?
When and where they
were born
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Immigration
information
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Street number and name
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City or town
State
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ZIP code.
What type of office would you like your petition
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Port of entry
What country is the office in?
What city is the office in?
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information
What is the beneficiaryʼs country of birth?
When and where they
were born
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information
What is the beneficiaryʼs Form I-94 ArrivalDeparture Record number?
When and where they
were born
I do not have or know the beneficiaryʼs Form I-94 Arrival-Departure
Record number.
Immigration
information
Immigration history
Other information
Provide an 11-character I-94 number.
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What is the beneficiaryʼs passport or travel
document number?
I do not have or know the beneficiaryʼs passport or travel document
number.
When was their passport or travel document
issued?
MM/DD/YYYY
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expire?
MM/DD/YYYY
What country issued their passport or travel
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information
When and where they
were born
The beneficiaryʼs status does not expire.
MM/DD/YYYY
Immigration
information
Immigration
information pg. 2
Immigration history
What is the beneficiaryʼs Student and Exchange
Visitor Information System (SEVIS) number? (If
any)
Other information
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N-
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information
Have you ever filed an immigrant petition for any
beneficiary in this petition?
When and where they
were born
Yes
No
Immigration
information
Immigration history
How many petitions?
other information
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given the classification you are now requesting
within the last seven years?
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information
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were born
Immigration
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denied the classification you are now requesting
within the last seven years?
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No
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Has the beneficiary in this petition ever been a J-1
exchange visitor or J-2 dependent of a J-1
exchange visitor?
Yes
No
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status as a J-1 exchange visitor or J-2 dependent
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MM/DD/YYYY
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information
What is the beneficiaryʼs gender?
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were born
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other information
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What is the beneficiaryʼs A-Number?
The A-Number is located on the Permanent Resident Card (formerly known
as the Alien Registration Card or referred to as the Green Card), and consists
of a 7, 8, or 9-digit number.
The A-Number may be located on the front or back of the card, depending
on when the card was issued.
I do not have or know the beneficiaryʼs A-Number.
AProvide a 7, 8, or 9-digit number. If your A-Number is fewer than 9 digits, the
system will automatically add zero(s) a er the “A” and before the first digit
so there is a total of 9 digits, for example: A-001234567
What is the beneficiaryʼs Social Security number
(SSN)? (If any)
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What is the Labor Condition Application (LCA) or
Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
Case Number?
Petitioner information
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Is this a full-time position?
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No
How many hours per week will the position work?
Provide a number between 0-100 hours.
What is the beneficiaryʼs wage?
$
Per
Is there any other compensation?
Yes
No
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employment?
The employment start date should be within the next 6 months.
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Case Number?
Petitioner information
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Is this a full-time position?
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How many hours per week will the position work?
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What is the beneficiaryʼs wage?
$
Per
Per
Select one
Per hour
Per week
Bi-weekly
Per month
IsPer
there
yearany other compensation?
Yes
No
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What are the dates of intended
employment?
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Case Number?
Petitioner information
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Is this a full-time position?
Yes
No
How many hours per week will the position work?
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What is the beneficiaryʼs wage?
$
Per
Is there any other compensation?
Yes
No
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What are the dates of intended
employment?
The employment start date should be within the next 6 months.
From
To
01/01/2025
01/01/2025
The start date you entered is more than 6 months
away
Generally, a Form I-129 petition may not be filed more than 6
months prior to the date employment is scheduled to begin.
Review the appropriate regulatory provisions in 8 CFR that
relate to the nonimmigrant classification sought.
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What is the petitionerʼs current number of
employees in the United States?
What is the petitionerʼs gross annual income?
$
What is the petitionerʼs net annual income?
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Is the beneficiaryʼs work address the same as the
petitionerʼs mailing address you provided in the
ʻAbout Petitionerʼ section?
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No
Basic information
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Work location
What is the beneficiaryʼs work address?
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Address line 1
Street number and name
Address line 2
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor
City or town
State
ZIP code
Provide a 5 or 9-digit
ZIP code.
Did you include an itinerary with the petition?
Yes
No
Will the beneficiary work for you off-site at
another company or organizationʼs location?
Yes
No
Will the beneficiary work exclusively in the
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
(CNMI)?
Yes
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from the H-1B Registration Selection Notice for
the beneficiary named in the petition.
I do not have or know the Beneficiary Confirmation Number.
General information
Beneficiary information
Trade Agreement
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What is the beneficiaryʼs passport or travel
document number at the time of registration?
What country issued the beneficiaryʼs passport or
travel document at the time of registration?
When does the beneficiaryʼs passport or travel
document expire at the time of registration?
MM/DD/YYYY
Are you filing this petition on behalf of a
beneficiary subject to the Guam-CNMI cap
exemption under Public Law 110-229?
Yes
No
Are you requesting a change of employer and was
the beneficiary previously subject to the GuamCNMI cap exemption under Public Law 110-229?
Yes
No
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List the beneficiaryʼs prior periods of stay in H or L
Classification in the United States for the last 6
years.
Only list the periods in which the beneficiary was actually in the United
States in an H or L classification. Do not include periods in which the
beneficiary was in a dependent status, for example, H-4 or L-2 status.
From
To
MM/DD/YYYY
General information
MM/DD/YYYY
Beneficiary information
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Does the beneficiary in this petition have
ownership interest in the petitioning
organization?
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No
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What is the beneficiaryʼs present occupation and
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Given name (first name)
Family name (last name)
What is your preparer's business or organization
name?
If applicable, provide the name of your accredited organization
recognized by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA).
Preparer information
Petitionar information
Other information
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My preparer is not part of a business or organization.
What is your preparerʼs mailing address?
Country
Address line 1
Street number and name
Address line 2
Apartment, suite, unit, or floor
City or town
State/Province
ZIP code/Postal code
Provide a 5 or 9-digit
ZIP code.
What is your preparerʼs contact information?
Daytime telephone number
Provide a 10-digit phone number.
Fax number
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to at least 15 percent of the number of such full-time-equivalent
employees.
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Receives wages (including cash bonuses and similar compensation) at an
annual rate equal to at least $60,000; or
Has attained a masterʼs degree or higher (or its equivalent) in a specialty
related to the intended employment.
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apply)
The beneficiaryʼs annual rate of pay is equal to at least
$60,000.
The beneficiary has a masterʼs degree or higher degree in
a specialty related to the employment.
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in the United States?
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wages must be expressed in an annual full-time amount and do not include
non-cash compensation or benefits. For example, an H-1B worker is to be
paid $6,500 per month for a 4-month period and also provided separately a
health benefits package and transportation during the 4-month period. The
yearly rate of pay if he or she were working for a full year would be 12 times
the monthly rate, or $78,000. This amount does not include health benefits
or transportation costs. The figure $78,000 should be entered on this form
as the rate of pay.
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Are you an institution of higher education as
defined in section 101(a) of the Higher Education
Act of 1965, 20 U.S.C. 1001(a)?
Yes
No
General information
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Are you a nonprofit research organization or a
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8 CFR 214.2(h)(19)(iii)(C)?
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Is this the second or subsequent request for an
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this alien?
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Is the petitioner a nonprofit entity that engages in
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Do you currently employ a total of 25 or fewer fulltime equivalent employees in the United States,
including all affiliates or subsidiaries of this
company or organization?
A petitioner seeking initial approval of H-1B nonimmigrant status for a
beneficiary, or seeking approval to employ an H-1B nonimmigrant
currently working for another employer, must submit an additional $500
Fraud Prevention and Detection fee.
For petitions filed on or a er December 18, 2015, an additional fee of
$4,000 must be submitted if the petitioner employs 50 or more individuals
in the United States and if there are more than 50 percent of those
employees in H-1B nonimmigrant status. This $4,000 fee was mandated by
the provisions of Public Law 114-113.
The Fraud Prevention and Detection Fee and Public Law 114-113 fee do not
apply to H-1B1 petitions. These fees, when applicable, may not be waived.
You must include payment of the fees when you submit this form. Failure to
submit the fees when required will result in rejection or denial of your
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including all affiliates or subsidiaries of this
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beneficiary, or seeking approval to employ an H-1B nonimmigrant
currently working for another employer, must submit an additional $500
Fraud Prevention and Detection fee.
For petitions filed on or a er December 18, 2015, an additional fee of
$4,000 must be submitted if the petitioner employs 50 or more individuals
in the United States and if there are more than 50 percent of those
employees in H-1B nonimmigrant status. This $4,000 fee was mandated by
the provisions of Public Law 114-113.
The Fraud Prevention and Detection Fee and Public Law 114-113 fee do not
apply to H-1B1 petitions. These fees, when applicable, may not be waived.
You must include payment of the fees when you submit this form. Failure to
submit the fees when required will result in rejection or denial of your
submission.
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Is the petitioner a nonprofit entity that engages in
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Do you currently employ a total of 25 or fewer fulltime equivalent employees in the United States,
including all affiliates or subsidiaries of this
company or organization?
A petitioner seeking initial approval of H-1B nonimmigrant status for a
beneficiary, or seeking approval to employ an H-1B nonimmigrant
currently working for another employer, must submit an additional $500
Fraud Prevention and Detection fee.
For petitions filed on or a er December 18, 2015, an additional fee of
$4,000 must be submitted if the petitioner employs 50 or more individuals
in the United States and if there are more than 50 percent of those
employees in H-1B nonimmigrant status. This $4,000 fee was mandated by
the provisions of Public Law 114-113.
The Fraud Prevention and Detection Fee and Public Law 114-113 fee do not
apply to H-1B1 petitions. These fees, when applicable, may not be waived.
You must include payment of the fees when you submit this form. Failure to
submit the fees when required will result in rejection or denial of your
submission.
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What is the name of the United States institution
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Why is this petition exempt from the numerical
limitation for H-1B classification?
The petitioner is an institution of higher education as
defined in section 101(a) of the Higher Education Act, of
1965, 20 U.S.C. 1001(a).
General information
Beneficiaryʼs information
Fee exemption and/or
determination
The petitioner is a nonprofit entity related to or affiliated
with an institution of higher education as defined in 8
CFR 214.2(h)(8)(ii)(F)(2).
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The petitioner is a nonprofit research organization or a
governmental research organization as defined in 8 CFR
214.2(h)(8)(ii)(F)(3).
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The beneficiary will be employed at a qualifying cap
exempt institution, organization or entity pursuant to 8
CFR 214.2(h)(8)(ii)(F)(4).
The petitioner is requesting an amendment to or
extension of stay for the beneficiaryʼs current H-1B
classification.
The beneficiary of this petition is a J-1 nonimmigrant
physician who has received a waiver based on section
214(1) of the Act.
The beneficiary of this petition has been counted against
the cap and is:
• applying for the remaining portion of the 6 year period
of admission, or
• seeking an extension beyond the 6-year limitation
based upon sections 104(c) or 106(a) of the American
Competitiveness in the Twenty-First Century Act (AC21).
The petitioner is an employer subject to the Guam-CNMI
cap exemption pursuant to Public Law 110-229.
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Will the placement of the beneficiary off-site
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statutory and regulatory requirements of the H-1B
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General information
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Chile/Singapore), upload evidence that the Department of Labor has
certified a labor condition application for the specialty occupation
which is valid for the period of time requested.
File requirements
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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document.
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Certified labor condition
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training
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Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
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Upload evidence showing that the beneficiary has the required degree
by submitting either:
• A copy of the beneficiaryʼs U.S. bachelorʼs or higher degree as
required by the specialty occupation;
• A copy of a foreign degree and evidence that it is equivalent to the
U.S. degree; or
• Evidence of education, specialized training, and/or progressively
responsible experience that is equivalent to the required U.S. degree.
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document.
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training
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License and certificates
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agreement
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H-1B Registration Selection Notice
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Description of proposed
employment
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compliance
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Upload evidence the beneficiary meets or continues to meet any
required license or other official permission to practice the profession
or occupation in the state of intended employment.
File requirements
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document.
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training
License and certificates
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Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
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Upload a copy of any written contracts between the petitioner and
the beneficiary or, if there is no written agreement, a summary of the
terms of the original oral agreement under which the beneficiary will
be employed.
File requirements
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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training
License and certificates
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agreement
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Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
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compliance
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Evidence of degree
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Upload evidence of the beneficiaryʼs passport or travel document
used at the time of registration to identify the beneficiary.
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
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Evidence
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application
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training
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License and certificates
Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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Employment
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
• Upload no more than five documents at a time
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• periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
• Maximum size: 12MB per file
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Certified labor condition
application
Evidence of specialty occupation
Degree or evidence of specialized
training
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License and certificates
Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection
Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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and ability
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Evidence
An itinerary should be submitted if the beneficiary will be providing
services at more than one location. The itinerary should show the
dates and places of assignment.
A petition filed by an agent must include a complete itinerary of
services or engagements, including dates, names, and addresses of
the actual employers, and the location where the services will be
performed. The agent/employer must also provide an itinerary of
definite employment and information on any other services planned
for the period of time requested.
File requirements
Clear and readable
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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•
•
•
•
Certified labor condition
application
Evidence of specialty occupation
Degree or evidence of specialized
training
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License and certificates
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agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
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Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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Trade Agreement
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
• Upload no more than five documents at a time
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• periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
• Maximum size: 12MB per file
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Certified labor condition
application
Evidence of specialty occupation
Degree or evidence of specialized
training
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License and certificates
Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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Evidence Of Compliance To Department Of
Defense Service And Project Conditions
Upload evidence showing that the services and project meet the
conditions of performing services of an exceptional nature relating to
a cooperative research and development project administered by the
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD).
File requirements
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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•
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•
Certified labor condition
application
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Evidence of specialty occupation
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training
License and certificates
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agreement
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Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
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Upload a statement listing the names of foreign workers who are
currently or have been employed over the last year, along with their
dates of employment.
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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• periods, hyphens, underscores, and parentheses
• Maximum size: 12MB per file
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Certified labor condition
application
Evidence of specialty occupation
Degree or evidence of specialized
training
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Next
Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
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compliance
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degree or its equivalent in the field of employment.
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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Certified labor condition
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training
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Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
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Evidence of degree
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Maintenance of Status
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Upload a verification letter from the U.S. Department of Defense
(DOD) project manager. Details about the specific project are not
required.
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translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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training
License and certificates
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Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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Upload evidence like certifications, affidavits, or reviews to establish
the beneficiary is a fashion model of distinguished merit and ability.
Any affidavits submitted by the present or former employers or
recognized experts must set forth their expertise of the affiant and
manner in which the affiant acquired such information.
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document.
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Evidence of specialty occupation
Degree or evidence of specialized
training
License and certificates
Written contract or terms of
agreement
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Passport or travel document
H-1B Registration Selection Notice
Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
Evidence of degree
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Upload evidence of maintenance of status. You may submit copies of
the beneficiaryʼs last two pay stubs, Form W-2, and other relevant
evidence as well as a copy of the beneficiaryʼs Form I-94, Nonimmigrant
Arrival/Departure Record, a valid passport, travel document, or a copy
of Form I-797, Notice of Action.
A beneficiary who must have a passport to be admitted generally must
maintain a valid passport during their entire stay.
File requirements
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If your documents are in a foreign language, upload a full English
translation and the translatorʼs certification with each original
document.
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•
•
•
Certified labor condition
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Evidence of specialty occupation
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Degree or evidence of specialized
training
License and certificates
Written contract or terms of
agreement
Passport or travel document
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Itinerary schedule
Description of proposed
employment
DOD service and project
compliance
Current and past workers
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that all of the information in the form and in the
supporting documents, is complete, true, and correct.
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the petitioner will release or otherwise provide
access to the beneficiary, the petitioner certifies
that they have reviewed the Export Administration
Regulations (EAR) and the International Traffic in
Arms Regulations (ITAR) and has determined that:
A license is not required from either the U.S. Department of Commerce
or the U.S. Department of State to release such technology or technical
data to the foreign person.
A license is required from the U.S. Department of Commerce and/or
the U.S. Department of State to release such technology or technical
data to the beneficiary and the petitioner will prevent access to the
controlled technology or technical data by the beneficiary until and
unless the petitioner has received the required license or other
authorization to release it to the beneficiary.
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document with your petition, we can deny your petition and may deny any
other immigration benefit. You may also face criminal prosecution and
penalties provided by the law.
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By filing this petition, I agree to, and will abide by, the
terms of the labor condition application (LCA) for the
duration of the beneficiaryʼs authorized period of stay for
H-1B employment. I certify that I will maintain a valid
employer-employee relationship with the beneficiary at all
times. If the beneficiary is assigned to a position in a new
location, I will obtain and post an LCA for that site prior to
reassignment.
I further understand that I cannot charge the beneficiary
the ACWIA fee, and that any other required reimbursement
will be considered an offset against wages and benefits
paid relative to the LCA.
l am filing this petition on behalf of an organization and I
certify that I am authorized to do so by the organization.
I have read and agree to the statement.
Statement for H-1B Specialty Occupations and
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) Projects
As an authorized official of the employer, I certify that the
employer will be liable for the reasonable costs of return
transportation of the beneficiary abroad if the beneficiary
is dismissed from employment by the employer before the
end of the period of authorized stay.
I have read and agree to the statement.
Petitionerʼs Trade Agreement Supplement
declaration
Copies of any documents submitted are exact photocopies
of unaltered, original documents, and I understand that,
as the petitioner, I may be required to submit original
documents to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
(USCIS) at a later date.
I authorize the release of any information from my
records, or from the petitioning organizationʼs records that
USCIS needs to determine eligibility for the immigration
benefit sought. I recognize the authority of USCIS to
conduct audits of this petition using publicly available
open source information. I also recognize that any
supporting evidence submitted in support of this petition
may be verified by USCIS through any means determined
appropriate by USCIS, including but not limited to, on-site
compliance reviews.
I certify, under penalty of perjury, that I have reviewed this
petition and that all of the information contained on the
petition, including all responses to specific questions, and
in the supporting documents, is complete, true, and
correct.
l am filing this petition on behalf of an organization and I
certify that I am authorized to do so by the organization.
I have read and agree to the statement.
Authorized Signatoryʼs Declaration and Signature
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of unaltered, original documents, and I understand that,
as the petitioner, I may be required to submit original
documents to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
(USCIS) at a later date.
I authorize the release of any information from my
records, or from the petitioning organizationʼs records that
USCIS needs to determine eligibility for the immigration
benefit sought. I recognize the authority of USCIS to
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open source information. I also recognize that any
supporting evidence submitted in support of this petition
may be verified by USCIS through any means determined
appropriate by USCIS, including but not limited to, on-site
compliance reviews.
If filing this petition on behalf of an organization, I certify
that I am authorized to do so by the organization.
I certify, under penalty of perjury, that I have reviewed
this petition and that all of the information contained in
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and in the supporting documents, is complete, true, and
correct.
I have read and agree to the statement.
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