h1bvisa Should LCA Notices Be Posted for 10 Calendar Days or 10 Business Days? Understanding the Rules Around Electronic LCA Posting Should LCA posting notices be posted for 10 calendar days or 10 business days? Let’s explore what the regulations actually say, how the government has discussed this issue over time, and why now is the time to revisit your approach to LCA compliance...
h1bvisa DOL's Project Firewall and H‑1B LCA Posting Requirements: What Employers and Immigration Law Firms Must Know in 2026 In late January, 2026, DOL published a new guidance PDF under its Project Firewall enforcement initiative. The guidance makes one thing unmistakably clear: H‑1B compliance enforcement is accelerating, LCA compliance is the first place regulators are looking...
Getting Started LCA Posting & PAF Compliance: Why ‘CYA Emails’ From Immigration Firms Are Not Enough For years, H-1B compliance at many immigration law firms has rested on a simple strategy: send the client emails with the information they need, you're all set. But with “Project Firewall", this compliance-by-email model no longer cuts it.
h1bvisa H-1B Compliance Takeaways from WERC Global 2025 Between the H-1B fee news, DOL’s Project Firewall, and the return of wage-based lottery proposals, the immigration world hasn’t slowed down. I want to share a few key takeaways from WERC, and it was this: LCA and PAF compliance isn’t just a best practice anymore — it’s mission critical.
immigrationlaw How Immigration Law Firms Use LaborLess to Automate LCA Posting and PAF Compliance for Corporate Clients Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen a large immigration law firms reaching out to LaborLess about how corporate clients are actively asking about LCA compliance automation. If you're a law firm exploring how this works, here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how firms are using LaborLess today...
h1bvisa Project Firewall: Why H-1B Compliance Just Became a Bigger Deal Than the $100K Visa Fee On Friday, September 19th, 2025, the U.S. immigration world was rocked by the announcement of a proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee for large employers filing new H-1B petitions. This could have far more lasting implications for H-1B employers and immigration attorneys...
h1bvisa What’s Really at Stake When H-1B Employers Ignore LCA and PAF Compliance? For those of us working in the day-to-day reality of H-1B visa compliance, what happens when an employer fails to comply with Labor Condition Application (LCA) posting and Public Access File (PAF) requirements?...
h1bvisa H-1B LCA Compliance: Key Updates from AILA’s May 2025 DOL Liaison Meeting The AILA DOL Liaison Committee's May 15, 2025 meeting with the DOL's Wage and Hour Division (WHD) provided crucial insights into LCA compliance. This article examines key takeaways from the meeting...
h1bvisa When H-1B Beneficiaries Are Told to Post Their Own LCAs, The Compliance Process Is Broken If an H-1B beneficiary is actively looking for a tool to satisfy LCA posting rules, the compliance chain is already fraying. A foreign national should never be asked to handle an employer obligation—and the mere fact they are reveals three deep problems. That's what this blog is about...
h1bvisa In Time for H-1B Cap Season: New Features from LaborLess to Make LCA Compliance Even Easier H-1B cap season is in full swing—and for immigration law firms and in-house legal teams, that means it’s also one of the most critical times of year for
h1bvisa Immigration Tech in 2024: More AI, New Products, and industry-shaping Moves Another year of immigration tech shaking up the industry. From AI case prep, real-time case tracking, new partnerships, funding rounds, and USCIS going digital, here’s your 2024 immigration tech update...
h1bvisa Trump, Elon and Vivek Have Sparked an H-1B Visa Debate. Here are My Thoughts as an H-1B Visa Compliance Startup Founder. The H-1B visa program has come under the spotlight in recent weeks, with high-profile figures such as Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Vivek Ramaswamy weighing in on its importance and
h1bvisa Preparing for H-1B Compliance Challenges in a New Trump Administration The upcoming Trump administration is expected to bring renewed challenges to immigration compliance, particularly for companies that rely on H-1B visa workers. As we look ahead to 2025, companies and law firms must prepare for a potential resurgence of these challenges.
h1bvisa Hurricane Milton and LCA Compliance: What Employers Need to Know for H-1B, H-1B1, and E-3 Visa Workers amidst Emergencies The recent devastation caused by Hurricane Milton has created a significant impact on businesses and employees across affected regions. In response, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued a critical memo on October 16, 2024.
h1bvisa Immigration Law Firms Should Embrace Electronic LCA Posting and Automated PAF Management for H-1B Cap Cases As an immigration law firm preparing to file H-1B cap cases next year, embracing electronic LCA posting and automated PAF management can be a game-changer, both for your firm and your employer clients. Here are three compelling reasons why offering these services can transform your practice:
h1bvisa DOL Publishes New Electronic LCA Posting Guidelines and Rescinds Covid-Era LCA Posting Q&As It’s been about a year since the DOL finally published new guidelines on LCA compliance, and it was a noteworthy moment! As of 8/24/2023, we’ve gained some new clarifications that impact how we manage electronic LCA posting, especially when dealing with H-1B visas.
h1bvisa Immigration Tech in 2023: AI, B2C Immigration, Industry Partnerships, and More For a fifth year in a row, I’ve compiled an annual round-up of what I think are some of the most interesting and important immigration and global mobility tech
legaltech How to Handle LCA Posting for H-1B Workers Who Aren't in the U.S.? Electronic LCA Posting. When you're hiring a new employee who’s currently abroad it brings a whole new layer of challenges - they suddenly find themselves tied up in compliance requirements before they even start their job. One of these critical obligations is the Labor Condition Application (LCA) posting.
h1bvisa Four Essential Steps to Future-Proof Your Immigration Practice with Technology In this blog post, I’ll dive deeper into four key steps that can help immigration attorneys—and really, any lawyer—successfully adopt and integrate technology into their practices. But first, let’s discuss why legal technology is especially important for immigration law firms.
h1bvisa Why Are H-1B Workers Still Posting LCA Notices at Home? It’s Time to Go Digital! LCA compliance sometimes results in confusing or downright awkward situations—especially for employees working on H-1B visas. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Electronic LCA posting solutions can simplify the process for both employees and employers.
h1bvisa Solo and Small Immigration Law Firms Also Use LaborLess to Provide Electronic LCA Compliance Services. Here's why solo and small immigration attorneys are signing up for LaborLess just as big firms with high H-1B volumes are as well.
h1bvisa 3 Common Ways H-1B Employers Provide Notice When Posting Electronic LCAs A lot of companies are now starting to think about electronic LCA posting for their selected H-1Bs, and they always ask us: "How can we compliantly notify 'affected workers' of the online location of these new electronic LCA postings."
h1bvisa Holding on to Public Access Files For Longer Than Necessary - Is It Good or Bad? This blog explores the question of PAF retention, whether it's good or bad to hold onto PAFs for longer "than necessary," and how electronic PAF management can make compliance with retention regulations simpler.
h1bvisa H-1B Employers are Starting to Require Electronic LCA Posting and PAF Support in RFPs Get ahead of LCA compliance tech requirements in RFPs by adopting electronic LCA posting and PAF management tools today.
h1bvisa Should Employers Allow H-1B Workers to Post Their Own LCA Notices at Home? When an employer is hiring a remote H-1B worker, it's common to have that prospective employee post their own LCA notice at home. But should this be OK? And what happens if they get it wrong?
