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My son, who is a computer programmer, was talking about this yesterday. How the Indians are working for multiple companies therefore have multiple applications for the visa.

He said some companies are wising up because the quality of the work of some foreign nationals is sub par.

some companies are wising up because the quality of the work of some foreign nationals is sub par.

And other companies continue to not look past the next quarterly profit report.

10 posted on 06/15/2015 8:30:24 AM PDT by ConservingFreedom (A government strong enough to impose your standards is strong enough to ban them.)

I was on a contract back in 1994 where there were four people with an H1-B Visa, three more who were on some sort of arrangement that allowed them to work while they waited on their Visa, and two more who had an expired H1-B Visa but had some sort of waiver that allowed them to work another 180 days before they left the country.

I think about that situation every time I see the "limit" on H1-B Visas stated as being 65,000 now and how someone is going to increase that fivefold but make sure the regulations are followed. All nine of those folks were following the regulations, no doubt about it, but I bet that nine folks counted as four H1-B Visa slots.