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Can Another Company Official Sign the LCA (ETA9035) if the Official Whose Name Appears on the LCA is unavailable?

Posted by MICHAEL W. LIN | Jun 24, 2023 | 0 Comments

Before an employer can file an I-129 H-1B Visa Petition for a foreign national, the employer must first obtain a certified ETA9035 Labor Condition Application (LCA) from the Department of Labor. If the original company official whose name appears on the LCA is unavailable, the question is whether another company official can sign the LCA in lieu of the originally named official.  The answer is "yes".  What the company has to do is to have another authorized company official sign the LCA. The new signatory should write their name and title in the relevant fields on page 5 of the LCA and sign where indicated. Don't have them cross out the original signatory's info, just have them write their info next to the original info.

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MICHAEL W. LIN

PARTNER Mr. Lin has been working in the immigration field since 1992. Mr. Lin has worked on countless highly complex immigration matters ranging from corporate mergers, successor in interest, crimmigration, H-1B, E-2, and all aspects of immigration law. Mr. Lin served as a Special Assistant A...

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