Summary
Starting April 1, the H-1B visa process in the U.S. will change significantly. The new rules focus on wages and job requirements, affecting how applications are submitted and evaluated.
Key Facts
- Changes to the H-1B visa process begin on April 1.
- A new form, Form I-129, must be used; older forms will be rejected.
- The selection process now ties applicants' chances to their wage levels set by the Department of Labor.
- Employers need to provide detailed job and wage information.
- Job requirements and descriptions must align with wage levels to avoid discrepancies.
- Wage levels must be decided before submitting the Labor Condition Application.
- Detailed job postings will be important for record-keeping and consistency.
