Under 20 CFR § 655, within one business day of filing the Labor Condition Application (LCA), all H-1B employers must make certain H-1B public records available to the public at the employer’s principal place of business or place of H-1B employment.
FDNS Site Visit and Verification Program: How to prepare | KNG Law
USCIS started the Administrative Site Visit and Verification Program in 2009 as an additional way to verify information in certain visa petitions. The types of petitions most subject to random site visits are H-1B and L-1 petitions. Usually a site visit is conducted by a Fraud Detection and National Security (FDNS) officer to check in and verify the facts stated in filed petitions after visa approval to ensure visa compliance. Employers with H-1B and L-1 approvals should note that a site visit can be conducted at anytime and any day at their worksite(s). Officers select petitions to review and check at random.