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Around 14% of employment-based RFEs cite a conflict between a form field and the documentary record. Nobody is careless — the form, the LCA and the support letter simply have different authors and different timestamps, and nothing in the workflow compares them.

Fields cross-read
42
Forms covered
7
Matters with an advisory
~1 in 5
Matters with a conflict
~1 in 14

Consistency report — Nguyen, H-1B extension

42 fields cross-read · I-129 · ETA-9035 · G-28 · 6 exhibits

  • Offered wage

    I-129 H Supp.$118,600 / yrCertified LCA (ETA-9035)$128,000 / yr

    Offered wage is $9,400 below the certified prevailing wage. Filing at this figure is a near-certain RFE and a potential LCA compliance issue.

  • Wage level

    Support letterDuties described as senior / architecturalCertified LCA (ETA-9035)Level I

    Level I signals an entry-level role. The duty description reads Level III. Adjudicators treat this pairing as an internal contradiction.

  • Dates of prior stay

    I-129 Pt.32021-08-14 → 2024-06-30CBP I-94 history2021-08-14 → 2024-07-02

    Two-day discrepancy against the CBP record. Immaterial to eligibility, but a visible inconsistency worth correcting.

1 blocking conflict

2 advisory

8 verified

Coverage

Forty-two fields, read against the record.

Every field below is compared against the exhibit that should corroborate it — not merely validated for format.

Petitioner

  • Legal name
  • FEIN
  • Address
  • Year established
  • Gross annual income
  • Number of employees
  • NAICS code
  • Signatory name and title

Beneficiary

  • Full legal name
  • Date of birth
  • Country of birth
  • Country of citizenship
  • Alien registration number
  • Passport number and expiry
  • I-94 number
  • Current immigration status
  • Dates of prior stay
  • SSN where applicable

Position & wage

  • Job title
  • SOC code
  • Wage level
  • Offered wage and period
  • Prevailing wage
  • Worksite address
  • Full-time or part-time
  • Requested validity dates
  • Duty description consistency

Qualification

  • Degree level
  • Degree field
  • Institution
  • Date conferred
  • Credential evaluation equivalency
  • Months of experience
  • Licence type and number

Representation & filing

  • Attorney name
  • State bar number
  • G-28 execution dates
  • Preference category
  • Priority date
  • Concurrent filing flags
  • Fee schedule applicability
  • Service center addressing

Custom checks

Scale customers add house rules on top of the standard set — escalation gates, required exhibits per matter type, and firm-specific wage-level policies.

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Customer story
“The form check found a salary that had been adjusted after the LCA was certified. Three people had reviewed that packet. It would have been an RFE, and under our flat fee it would have cost us the matter's entire margin.”

Marcus Harlow · Founding Partner · Harlow Immigration Group

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31
Form conflicts caught

in the first two quarters

-62%
H-1B cap season overtime

versus the prior year

1.2 hrs
Assembly hours per H-1B

from 6.5 hours

Questions

On cross-checking.

The field-by-field checklist

I-129 with its H, L, O and TN supplements, I-140, I-485, ETA-9089, ETA-9035 (the certified LCA) and G-28. Forty-two fields are compared against the exhibits that should corroborate them, and the set grows as customers surface new conflict patterns.

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