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What is required with respect to a sworn statement when there is a change in an employers corporate structure or identity?

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What is required with respect to a sworn statement when there is a change in an employers corporate structure or identity?

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Any sworn statement made to the Department in connection with an approved LCA must be signed by the employer and, as listed on the LCA instructions (ETA Form 9035CP), should indicate that the employer is making such statement under penalty of perjury and understands that knowingly and willingly furnishing any false information, or aiding, abetting, or counseling another to do so is committing a federal offense, punishable by fine or imprisonment up to five years or both. The employer must maintain the sworn statement in its public access file.

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