; and (ii) for at least 4 years while in certified agricultural worker status; and (B) the alien has not become ineligible for certified agricultural worker status under section 101(b). (2) Dependent aliens (A) In general The spouse and each child of an alien described in paragraph (1) whose status has been adjusted to that of a lawful permanent resident may be granted lawful permanent residence under this subtitle if— (i) the qualifying relationship to the principal alien existed on the date on which such alien was granted adjustment of status under this subtitle; and (ii) the spouse or child is not ineligible for certified agricultural worker dependent status under section 101(b). (B) Protections for spouses and children The Secretary shall establish procedures to allow the spouse or child of a certified agricultural worker to self-petition for lawful permanent residence under this subtitle in cases involving— (i) the death of the certified agricultural worker, so long as the spouse or child submits a petition not later than 2 years after the date of the worker’s death; or (ii) the spouse or a child being battered or subjected to extreme cruelty by the certified agricultural worker. (3) Documentation of work history (A) In general An applicant for adjustment of status under this section shall not be required to resubmit evidence of work history that has been previously submitted to the Secretary in connection with an approved extension of certified agricultural worker status. (B) Presumption of compliance The Secretary shall presume that the work requirement has been met if the applicant attests, under penalty of perjury, that he or she— (i) has satisfied the requirement; (ii) demonstrates presence in the United States during the most recent 10-year period