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H1B CAP Work Permit Filing Consultation

H1B CAP 2018:

It was a very tough year for H1B sponsors who filed H1B CAP petition for H1B CAP 2018. Among 85% out of the lottery-selected petitions have received request for evidence (RFE) from USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services). We presume that the same trend will likely to continue in H1B CAP 2019 quota and H1B Cap 2020 too.

Even after revoking the premium process from April, 2017 until September 2017, it took USCIS for more than 6 months after the lottery process to send the RFEs for the selected candidates (for some petitions RFE had been issued on October 4, 2017). The main focus of the USCIS is to select the right candidate and checking whether the relevant salary is paid to the employees.

H1B sponsors are wondering what they should do / what they should have done after seeing the RFEs. By not providing the appropriate salary levels or by missing information in the support letter or by not providing the correct client information or by ignoring the advice from H1B cap filing experts, few employers might have received RFEs from USCIS or denied by USCIS.

What has happened now?

What will happen in the future?

How LearnHiring.com can help the H1B employers or H1B sponsors?

We have consolidated few questions that are very important for any employer to full fill their needs or client’s needs from the department of labor/USCIS perspective.

LCA: Labor Condition Application:

USCIS – General:

USCIS – Right to Control:

USCIS – Organization Chart/Duties/Responsibilities/Percentage of Split of Job Duties

Credential Evaluation:

Expert Opinion:

Offer Letter and Employment Agreement:

Education:

Client Letter and SOW:

Tracking:

If you need help on the following,

Please contact AntonysTrainingAndSolution@Gmail.Com.

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