I work for a company and a LCA was rcently applied for my extension. THe salary mentioned on LCA is not paid to me. I'm being paid less. Is it legal? Am I supposed to get the amount stated on LCA?
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Can we chat? I'm a fulltime employer for a company, though they have put me as a contractor in different company I'm being paid monthly a fixed salary.
I have not been paid any bonus. Actually the extension was applied only in April 2012 that's when LCA was applied and visa is expired last month. Not sure if this information is important to get an answer
On the new LCA, was the salary changed? And if it was, are you getting paid that salary? Or is the salary on the extension the same as the old salary, and you are not getting that salary?Who is paying your salary? And who is shorting you from what is on the LCA?
my employer is paying me and employer applied for LCA. On the new LCA salary amount increased and I'm getting the old salary.
The LCA is actually named the Labor CONDITOIN Application. That means one condition of the sponsorship is that the employer pays you the wage listed on the LCA. Even if you earn more or an employer promises more in any other contract or any other form, they are not required to pay you anything but the LCA. So to answer your question, you are supposed to be getting paid the amount listed on the current, valid LCA. Experts are here to provide you with the most honest, accurate, and truthful information that we have available, even if it is not what you want to hear. If you need clarification, please do not leave negative feedback. Instead, please feel free to ask follow-up questions, and I will be happy to clarify things for you.Also consider leaving a BONUS and some positive feedback - both are much appreciated.Finally, if you have any future immigration or TSA related questions, put "TO LONGHORN LAWYER" in the subject line or the beginning of the question, or go directly to my profile to ask your questions: http://www.justanswer.com/law/expert-longhornlawyerThank you!