My wife's employer (Board of Education) applied for Labor Certification to Atlanta on August 4, 2005. Along with her, 8 more applications of her colleagues were submitted.
Till date, only 6 decisions have been received. Decisions on 3 cases are pending, one of which is my wife's case. Out of 6 decisions, only 2 have been approved and 4 denied because of reasons like: 1. Street address of previous employer missing in form. 2. Some information which is already in the form was claimed as not there.
All applications were filed not electronically, but through hard copy.
Can DOL deny Labor clearance to an employee of a public sector organization on such trivial issues?
Presently, how lond does it take to receive a DOL decision when filed through hard copy?
Are those trivial issues rectifiable through subsequent corrections by the lawyer or does the lawyer need to appeal or refile?
Would be very thankful if anyone could through some light on this matter.
Till date, only 6 decisions have been received. Decisions on 3 cases are pending, one of which is my wife's case. Out of 6 decisions, only 2 have been approved and 4 denied because of reasons like: 1. Street address of previous employer missing in form. 2. Some information which is already in the form was claimed as not there.
All applications were filed not electronically, but through hard copy.
Can DOL deny Labor clearance to an employee of a public sector organization on such trivial issues?
Presently, how lond does it take to receive a DOL decision when filed through hard copy?
Are those trivial issues rectifiable through subsequent corrections by the lawyer or does the lawyer need to appeal or refile?
Would be very thankful if anyone could through some light on this matter.
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