; or (B) during the 5-year period beginning on such date of enactment, performed not less than 150 work days of agricultural employment during each of 3 years. (2) Evidence An alien may demonstrate compliance with the requirement under paragraph (1) by submitting to the Secretary— (A) the alien’s record of employment (as described in section 101(d) of the Agricultural Worker Program Act of 2017 ); (B) documentation that may be submitted under subsection (e)(4); or (C) any other documentation designated by the Secretary for such purpose. (3) Extraordinary circumstances (A) In general In determining whether an alien has met the requirement under paragraph (1), the Secretary may credit the alien with not more than 12 additional months of agricultural employment in the United States to meet such requirement if the alien was unable to work in agricultural employment due to— (i) pregnancy, disabling injury, or disease established by the alien through medical records; (ii) illness, disease, or other special needs of the alien’s child established by the alien through medical records; (iii) severe weather conditions that prevented the alien from engaging in agricultural employment for a significant period; or (iv) termination from agricultural employment, if the Secretary determines that— (I) the termination was without just cause