What should I do if I have not been contacted by a BEC at all about my case?

Archived โ€” This page is retained for reference and may not reflect current law or procedures.

According to the Labor Department:

If you have not done so already, send an e-mail request to the No BEC Contact box at nobeccontact@dal.dflc.us for the Dallas BEC or at nobeccontact@phi.dflc.us for the Philadelphia BEC. The e-mail must contain the following information:
  1. Attorney's name and address and contact information including e-mail address
  2. Employer's name and address and contact information including e-mail address
  3. Alien's name and address
  4. Filing date
  5. State or Regional location filed
  6. Any case identification number associated with the case
  7. A statement that you have not heard from the BEC about your case.

Provide as much information as possible about the case.

Each e-mail should only discuss one case.

Note: This process is ONLY for cases for which the applicant, or their designated attorney or agent has had no contact from a BEC at all about the case. If you received a 45-day Center Receipt Notification Letter, a case closure letter, or other correspondence from the BEC, you are ineligible for this process. Likewise, if you have a BEC case number (starting with a D- or P- or T-), then you have had contact about the case from the BEC and should not use this process.

Content Collection