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Hi, throwaway account here. I just witnessed today an H1B fraud from my own circle. Yes, its possible. Yes its happening. This person file for 3 different com
by h1bfraud5 3y ago
Hi, throwaway account here. I just witnessed today an H1B fraud from my own circle.
Yes, its possible. Yes its happening.
This person file for 3 different companies. All of the companies are owned by the owner who provided this H1B fraud service.
This person got the lottery with one of the companies. Turned out this company doesn’t even have an address. So this person rent a 6 months office, made the website as well.
They will pay this person salary, but the money will be transferred back to this company through other means.
In a few months, this person is trying to find another job which this person can transfer the H1B to.
I don’t want to be too specific. But I want to say that these companies are not of Indian origin, and this person is not an Indian. Think of some countries that are more “legitimate” in the Western eyes.
Just because these countries have low probabilities of fraud happening, doesn’t make it free of fraud. Quite the opposite. These people know this. They know that they aren’t being investigated as much as Indian/SouthEast Asian/African origin.
The craziest part? This person isn’t even in a highly paid technical profession. Its just some low end management role. The pay is shit. Obviously won’t contribute to the society both in taxes or in skills.
Shame on them. But it is also the stupidity of USCIS of letting this system abused.
USCIS better get their shit together.
- hsjqllzlfkf 3y agoSo report it.
- cyanydeez 3y agoYou know, the way he explains the fraud, the inept business regulations is what allows this to happen. America has a debilitating corporate veil that makes stuff like this happen.