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How does an employer go about registering and filing an application online?

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How does an employer go about registering and filing an application online?

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The first prerequisite for filing applications online is the creation of a Permanent Online System account. Accounts may be created by submitting requested information on-line at http://www.plc.doleta.gov . Upon confirmation of information submitted online, the Department of Labor will email the employer a password, name confirmation, and a personal identification number. This Department of Labor password is required for initial account access; after the primary log in employers are free to change their password. The creation of an account allows employers to create sub-accounts, each of which has a unique username and password. These sub-accounts are designed to allow authorized access for attorneys and agents assisting labor certification cases. Employers are sovereign over sub-accounts-they control who may access them, and designate the level of security access available. It is important to note, however, that despite the creation of sub-accounts, the burden for accuracy within the

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