All:
I currently work in CA, and my employer filed for my labor in July 2001 (RIR). My manager got a letter from SESA regarding wage clarifications. They had mentioned that the average salary for a person with my qualifications and experience is higher than what I currently make. Frankly speaking, this salary that they mentioned was ridiculously high. My lawyers are currently preparing to submit a survey to SESA. Does this kind of a letter reduce my chances of getting labor cleared ? What proactive steps can I take so as to reduce the chances of labor being rejected ?
Also, can I apply for my labor in Delaware, while living in CA? My employer has a branch in Wilmington, Delaware and I could actually move to Delaware if required. How long is my presence in Delaware requried ? Can I just move temporarily to Delaware and live there until my labor gets cleared ?
I currently work in CA, and my employer filed for my labor in July 2001 (RIR). My manager got a letter from SESA regarding wage clarifications. They had mentioned that the average salary for a person with my qualifications and experience is higher than what I currently make. Frankly speaking, this salary that they mentioned was ridiculously high. My lawyers are currently preparing to submit a survey to SESA. Does this kind of a letter reduce my chances of getting labor cleared ? What proactive steps can I take so as to reduce the chances of labor being rejected ?
Also, can I apply for my labor in Delaware, while living in CA? My employer has a branch in Wilmington, Delaware and I could actually move to Delaware if required. How long is my presence in Delaware requried ? Can I just move temporarily to Delaware and live there until my labor gets cleared ?