; (C) the number of visas sought by the employer or association of employers; (D) the name, place of business, and description of services provided by any foreign third party engaged by the employer or association of employers; and (E) such other information as the Secretary of State deems necessary. (3) Visa issuance Upon receipt of a completed petition from an employer pursuant to paragraph (1), the Secretary of State is authorized to issue the requested number of D–3 nonimmigrant visas to aliens to meet the employer’s need. (4) Role of associations of employers (A) Filing by associations of employers A petition to employ an alien or aliens as D–3 nonimmigrants under this subsection may be filed by an association of employers. (B) Treatment of associations acting as employers If an association is a joint or sole employer of D–3 nonimmigrants, the visas issued pursuant to an approved petition submitted by the association under this subsection may be used for the certified job opportunities of any of its members and such workers may be transferred among its members. (5) Transitional visas (A) In general Employers or associations of employers shall petition the Secretary of State for temporary nonimmigrant visas for all alien crewmembers employed by the employer or association as of the date of the enactment of this Act. The Secretary of State shall issue such temporary visas to such alien crewmembers in accordance with this paragraph. (B) National security reviews (i) In general The Secretary shall ensure that the presence of alien crewmembers for whom D–3 nonimmigrant visas are sought under this subsection does not pose a national security threat. (ii) Evaluations In evaluating the potential national security threat of alien crewmembers under this subparagraph, the Secretary may— (I) conduct individual or group interviews of alien crewmembers in Hawaii