Revised Form I-129 Form Requires Petitioners to Certify Compliance with Export Controls
02/20/11 01:13 PM Filed in: Immigration
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Effective February
20, 2011, the revised Form
I-129, Petition for
a Nonimmigrant Worker, requires a petitioner
seeking H-1B, H-1B1, L-1 or O-1A visas to
certify that it has reviewed U.S. export control
regulations and determined that:
(a) a license is not required to release technology to the foreign worker; or
(b) if an export license is required, it will not release controlled technology to the foreign worker until it has received a license or other authorization to do so.
For additional information about the revised form and petitions for nonimmigrant worker visas, see http://www.uscis.gov.
(a) a license is not required to release technology to the foreign worker; or
(b) if an export license is required, it will not release controlled technology to the foreign worker until it has received a license or other authorization to do so.
For additional information about the revised form and petitions for nonimmigrant worker visas, see http://www.uscis.gov.
