§ 656.29 - Filing of a new application after the denial of a labor certification.  


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  • (a) A new application for labor certification by the same employer involving the same occupation may be filed at any time after the expiration of 6 months from the date of a denial of certification by the Certifying Officer, except that, if the certification was denied solely because the wage or salary offered was below the prevailing wage, the employer may reapply immediately pursuant to §§ 656.21, 656.21a, or 656.23, as appropriate.

    (b) An alien who is denied a labor certification for a Schedule A occupation, except for employment as a physical therapist or as a professional nurse, may at any time have an employer file for a labor certification on the alien's behalf pursuant to § 656.21. Labor certifications for professional nurses and for physical therapists shall be considered only pursuant to §§ 656.10 and 656.22.