; or (2) after having been granted certified agricultural worker status or lawful permanent resident status under this title. 41306. Documentation of agricultural work history (a) Burden of proof An alien applying for certified agricultural worker status under subtitle A or adjustment of status under subtitle B has the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that the alien has worked the requisite number of hours or days required under section 101, 103, or 111, as applicable. The Secretary shall establish special procedures to properly credit work in cases in which an alien was employed under an assumed name. (b) Evidence An alien may meet the burden of proof under subsection (a) by producing sufficient evidence to show the extent of such employment as a matter of just and reasonable inference. Such evidence may include— (1) an annual record of certified agricultural worker employment as described in section 105(a), or other employment records from employers; (2) employment records maintained by collective bargaining associations; (3) tax records or other government records; (4) sworn affidavits from individuals who have direct knowledge of the alien’s work history