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The following information is needed in order to prepare the forms and letters for signature by designated individual at your facility:

 

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  1. Name of employing organization (exactly as it appears on Payroll Checks).

  2. Name & title of person receiving correspondences on case.

  3. Name & title of person signing, if different from #2.

  4. Address of Company.

  5. Addresses of places where services will be rendered, if different from #4. Please include addresses of hospitals where the physician may be obtaining privileges.

  6. IRS Tax Identification number.

  7. Job title.

  8. Job Description. Provide as much detail as possible.

  9. Salary and hours per week.

  10. Date employment will commence. 

  11. Date employment will terminate.

  12. Year company established.                            

  13. Current number of employees.                 

  14. Approximate gross income.  (Could state "In Excess of $   ").  Only needed if for-profit corporation.

  15. Telephone number.

  16. Fax number.

  17. Please advise whether you have an industry utilized salary survey for the position.

  18. Number of employees currently in H-1B status?

  19. Is the position covered by a Collective Bargaining Agreement?  If yes, please provide the name of union and name  and address of the Bargaining Representative.

The information being provided, together with the forms and letters signed by the petitioner employer will be provided to the beneficiary, together with any receipts, requests for evidence, approvals and other correspondences received from USCIS on this matter.

 

Effective March 30, 2006, an additional filing fee of $1,500.00 ($750.00 if 25 employees or less) is applicable. As is the case with attorney’s fees on H-1B cases, the beneficiary is not allowed to pay this amount. The employer or a third party, neither of whom are allowed to be reimbursed by the beneficiary, are required to pay this filing fee. Please advise whether you will be paying the fee. 

 

The following entities are exempt from paying the $1,500.00/$750.00 fee:

  1. An employer that is a primary or secondary education institution or an institution of higher education

  2. A non-profit entity related to or affiliated with any such institution.

  3. A non-profit entity which engages in established curriculum-related clinical training of students registered at any such institution.

  4. A non-profit research organization or governmental research organization.

If your entity is exempt, please forward the appropriate documentation including the following:

 

1.    Letter from the Internal Revenue Service, informing that your entity is exempt from paying Federal Taxes (501 c3 Letter).         

2.    Affiliation Agreement with any educational institution.

 

As part of the H-1B procedure for the Labor Condition Application (LCA, it is necessary to list the “Prevailing Wage” for the position.  The best source for determining the Prevailing Wage would be by  an application submitted directly to the State Department of Labor.  A more detailed description of this point, as well as the posting procedure for the LCA, is contained in the annexed memorandum.  Unless the LCA which we prepare for your signature states the survey utilized was “sesa” a prevailing wage request was not obtained.

 

Useful Links:

The H-1B Visa Category

The Labor Condition Application