Job & Family Services Office of Workforce Development
Ohio Foreign Labor Certification Program
   

The Foreign Labor Certification (FLC) program ensures that permanent
or temporary job opportunities, wages, and working conditions of U.S. workers will not be adversely affected by the employment of foreign workers. 


This program is the first stage of employment-based immigration for employers to hire foreign workers if U.S. workers are not able, willing, qualified, or available to fill job openings. 
  

   

Did you know?

The FLC unit has helped many employers find and employ U.S. workers. Each year, Ohio employers hire over 4,000 foreign workers to perform temporary,  full-time work.

 

H-2A Temporary Agricultural 

new2 You can now email us the new ETA Form 790 and attachments for processing at flc@jfs.ohio.gov.

Please be sure that:

  • All documents are complete and legible.  Illegible ETA 790s will be returned to the employer. For this reason, we do not accept faxed copies.
  • You sign and date the form. Also type or print name and title.
  • You receive an automatic email from us which lets you know we have received your documents.
  • If  you do not receive this email within 24 hours, call us at 1.888.296.7541 Option 7.
  • We continue to accept ETA 790s submitted by overnight mail.   

If you use rental housing, you must also complete and submit the Ohio Migrant Housing Standards checklist.

 If you own the housing, you must submit the Ohio Housing Inspection Request. 

 

 H-2B Temporary Non-Agricultural

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For more information on this and other programs, processing, oversight, and funding, please visit the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration. 


For more information:

Ohio Foreign Labor Certification Program
Office of Workforce Development  F259
P.O. Box 1618 
Columbus, OH  43216-1618
E-mail: 
flc@jfs.ohio.gov  
Phone: 1-888-296-7541, Option # 7 

                                                                                                                  Updated 04/02/2013