Developereo
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where is the proof I asked of you repeatedly that Indian companies employ 90% of their workers from India in major consultancy firms? showing us a 2008 report does not lend to it.
80% of H1-B visas went to Indian companies. Add B1, B2, L1, L2 and all the other visa categories. The original article states that Indian companies employ 100,000 workers in the US.
Now I will let you look up the number of the above visas issued and compute 80% of it.
Come on, I know you can do it -- math genius that you are!
report says " 13% of petitions filed for H-1B visas on behalf of employers are fraudulent. Another 7% contain some sort of technical violations"
Unless your math is different . to me that reads that 87 % are not fraudulent. How does that fit with your meme of vast corruption in that process?
You are so caught up in math, you lost track of the actual discussion. The discussion is that Indian consultancies employ predominantly Indian workers.
As for the level of fraud, here's some bedtime reading (blog, but it references a document from US Consulate Chennai).
CIO-Asia - BLOG: Inside visa fraud in India
09CHENNAI306: India Biannual Fraud Update
H-1B fraud is one of the top two visa categories for fraud
throughout Mission India. All posts regularly encounter inflated or
fabricated educational and employment qualifications. The vast
majority of these documents come from Hyderabad. In the 18 months
prior to the start-up of consular operations in Hyderabad, FPU
Chennai investigated 150 companies in Hyderabad, 77 percent of which
turned out to be fraudulent or highly suspect
I showed you the law and if you know how things work in US, you can be damn sure laws are followed.
An Indian displaying such naivete. You are just too precious!
I won't post details on how to commit fraud, but I will give you a hint (it involves the tax paid). Really, it is a ridiculously simple scheme. The employees play along because they are getting a green card in the process, or a foreign posting or whatever their specific reason.