How to interpret a Labor Condition Application (LCA) Posting Notice during the stay-at-home quarantine?
<p>My colleague is now, like many of us, working from home due to the coronavirus. We're in NYC.</p>

<p>She's also been applying for an H-1B though and received the following letter, which seems to say that she must post her employment details in a public area of her apartment building. But her building has somewhere between 50-100 residents. Understandably she's not comfortable exposing her apartment number plus name and employer and other details to all these strangers.</p>

<p>Are we misunderstanding the notice? Is there an alternative, especially since we normally work from an office? If no alternative, would it be acceptable to post at two locations on her floor rather than the apartment's lobby?</p>

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<p>The "Global Mobility Specialist" of my company has confirmed in a Slack channel for immigration information that it's fine to post this inside your own apartment, e.g. living room and kitchen. He said some folks even post it in their bedroom.</p>

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