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Exploring Volunteering and Unpaid Work Options for H-1B Visa Holders in the U.S.
H-1B visa holders can volunteer or engage in unpaid work in the U.S., as long as it aligns with their visa's terms and conditions. However, they cannot replace the roles…
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Understanding the “Bench and Switch” Tactic in Work Visa Filings
A "bench and switch" scheme involves consulting firms submitting false claims to government agencies, stating fake job opportunities with third-party…
How Some Firms Exploit the H-1B Lottery System for More Visas
Some consultancies manipulate the H-1B lottery by submitting multiple applications for one candidate, increasing their statistical chances of selection. This…
Can H-1B Workers Speak Up About Fraud Without Risking Their Status?
H-1B workers can report fraud or abuse without fear of immediate immigration consequences, as U.S. immigration laws provide certain protections.…
How the Labor Department Tracks H-1B Rule Breakers
The Department of Labor tracks H-1B violators by maintaining lists of debarred/disqualified employers and willful violator companies. These lists highlight…
Spotting Red Flags in Fake H-1B Job Listings: What to Watch For
Job seekers should watch for red flags like duplicate job postings, unnamed employers, focus solely on H-1B sponsorship without skill…
USCIS Online Tip Form Allows Reporting of H-1B Fraud Concerns
The USCIS provides an online tip form for reporting suspected H-1B visa fraud or abuse. Individuals can submit tips, alleged…
What to Include When Reporting H-1B Fraud: Key Details to Share
When reporting H-1B fraud through the USCIS online tip form, include detailed information about the suspected fraud, such as the…
USCIS Steps Up Site Visits to Spot H-1B Visa Fraud
USCIS conducts targeted enforcement to detect potential H-1B fraud by performing site visits. These focus on H-1B-dependent employers, cases with…