W2 from previous employer less than LCA

[reckyin@gmail.com]

I was working in Company A and transfered my H1B to Company B(Full time in a good organization).

I have all paystubs and other needed documents form company A for 2010 and 2011.But my W2 for 2009 is $2,500 less than the amount specified LCA.Will that be a problem? Since i am going for stamping for my new company (have all docs and w2 set for 2010 and 2011), will i be asked for 2009 w2 from my previous employer? or will they focus on the current employer? Kindly advise!

[ajexpert]

Technically it should not be, since your new employer has filed a new LCA and your 2010 W2 should be matched with new LCA.

Although, I too seek answer if VO compares old LCA with previous W2's

Please post your experiences

[BigJoe5]

Is the lower amount merely representing less than a FULL year? Or is it a matter of the employer recouping some fees from you?

[reckyin@gmail.com]

@BigJoe5 : It is not any recouping fee they deducted, it is just less than full year.

@ajexprt: I will have W2's from my previous employer and only 2 pay stubs from my current/new employer.But if they ask for 2010 W2,

i will be fine,cos it is more than what it is specified in LCA taken by my old employer). But i did not get the part, as to why 2010 W2 should match my current LCA (taken by my new employer) or did i get it wrong?

Also, will i be held responsible if any question arises?