Petition For A Nonimmigrant Worker (Instructions) {I-129}

I-129 - PETITION FOR A NONIMMIGRANT WORKER (INSTRUCTIONS). General. A U.S. employer may file this form and applicable supplements to classify a beneficiary in any nonimmigrant classification listed in Part 1. or Part 2. of these instructions. A foreign employer, U.S. agent, or association of U.S. agricultural employers may file for certain classifications as indicated in the specific instructions. Agents. A U.S. individual or company in business as an agent may file a petition for workers who are traditionally self-employed or workers who use agents to arrange short-term employment on their behalf with numerous employers, and in cases where a foreign employer authorizes the agent to act on its behalf. A petition filed by an agent must include a complete itinerary of services or engagements, including dates, names, and addresses of the actual employers, and the locations where the services will be performed. A petition filed by a U.S. agent must guarantee the wages and other terms and conditions of employment by contractual agreement with the beneficiary or beneficiaries of the petition. The agent/ employer must also provide an itinerary of definite employment and information on any other services planned for the period of time requested. Including more than one beneficiary in a petition. You may include on the same petition multiple beneficiaries who seek admission in the H-2A, H-2B, H-3, P-1, P-2, P-3, P-1S, P-2S, P-3S, O-2, or Q-1 classifications provided all will: 1. Be employed for the same period of time; and 2. Perform the same services, receive the same training, or participate in the same international cultural exchange program. www.FormsWorkflow.com