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Will the job opportunity on the original and refiled application not be considered identical if, for instance, the prevailing wage has changed?

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Will the job opportunity on the original and refiled application not be considered identical if, for instance, the prevailing wage has changed?

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No, having a different prevailing wage on the refiled application from that on the original will not impact whether or not the job opportunity is identical. For a job opportunity to be identical, the regulation requires that the employer (including address), alien, job title, job location, job requirements, and job description be identical in both the original and refiled applications. It is quite possible that the prevailing wage in the new application, which must be filed in accordance with the PERM regulations and which must evidence a current prevailing wage, will not be the same as the prevailing wage in the original application.

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