Looks like Fragomen concurs with my solution: > “Running the H-1B lottery by individual instead of by employer preserves employment flexibility while ensuring

Looks like Fragomen concurs with my solution: > “Running the H-1B lottery by individual instead of by employer preserves employment flexibility while ensuring an even playing field for everyone,” said Kevin Miner of Fragomen in an interview. “A worker with ten job offers would have the same chance of being selected as a worker with one job offer, and if selected, he or she could then choose which of the ten potential employers will file an H-1B petition for them.” > “If this change is made, it is important that the rules mandate that only one petition could be filed after the lottery selection, so only one H-1B number would be used,” said Miner. “However, it would be the worker who would have the freedom to choose their employer. This would be a fair and simple solution entirely consistent with the statute.” https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2023/05/01/immigration-service-likely-to-change-h-1b-visa-lottery/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/stuartanderson/2023/05/01/immig...