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Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	latest h1b news	04/03/2017 12:31 PM
Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services quietly over the weekend released new guidance that computer programmers are no longer presumed to be eligible for H-1B visas. What it means: This aligns with the administration's focus on reserving the temporary visas for very high-skilled (and higher-paid) professionals while encouraging low- and mid-level jobs to go to American workers instead. The new guidance affects applications for the lottery for 2018 fiscal year that opened Monday. What comes next: Companies applying for H-1B visas for computer programming positions will have to submit additional evidence showing that the jobs are complex or specialized and require professional degrees. Entry-level wages attached to these visa applications will also get more scrutiny. The change appears to target outsourcing companies, who typically employ lower-paid, lower-level computer workers. Lawsuits possible: Releasing this policy change at the start of the application filing window is going to rankle companies who used 17-year-old policy guidance to apply for this year's visas. Some companies may challenge the guidance on the grounds that USCIS didn't provide sufficient notice of the change. USCIS memo link https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/nativedocuments/PM-6002-0142-H-1BComputerRelatedPositionsRecission.pdf Reply

Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Oops	04/03/2017 05:51 PM
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Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Desi	04/03/2017 07:32 PM
Bye Bye Telgu Southies Reply

Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Telugu Sourhy	04/03/2017 09:51 PM
bye bye Telgu Southies ? what do you mean Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Desi	04/03/2017 10:01 PM
He is Pakistani Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Indian	04/03/2017 10:19 PM
Here we all are one indian Reply

Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	True Desi	04/04/2017 08:29 AM
If you use windows laptop or if you used google anytime, realise that those companies are also headed by South Indians. Get some LIFE you moron. Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	True Indian	04/04/2017 09:17 AM
What about 90% of south indians come here on fake resumes and experience? What do we say about that? Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Proud South Indian.	04/04/2017 09:48 AM
Agree, what is being said. Some good south indians are getting bad name along with 90% of us who have fake experience or resume. More than that they don't know how to talk and eat. Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	C	04/04/2017 10:52 AM
Who ever saying that someone came to US & working with fake experiences .. I appreciate them as they are working in software companies as perfect experience persons great. !! I feel great because even with much more training & experience most of them I see have not capablity of writing codes at all !!! Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Indian-Maharashtrian but Indian above all.	04/04/2017 11:28 AM
I have always had tremendous amount of respect for the South Indian culture, food, traditions and be it Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam . The South Indian culture is a very rich and unique culture in India, which has carried over their traditions and heritage over years. It has always stuck to the rich roots and traditions, inspite of travelling to different countries. Although,Its really disappointing to seeing people tearing each other apart like this, given these circumstances. Please give a deaf year to negativity and embrace one another. Just a well wishing suggestion Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Proud South Indian.	04/04/2017 12:48 PM
Culture, food and traditions are in one place and attitude and ethic is on other side buddy. Deep down in heart you agree with this. Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	North Indian	04/04/2017 04:22 PM
Being a North Indian ,I dont agree with using south indian in this context ,generally all Indians fake resumes ,I myself have seen north indians faking resume too , guyz this not about north indian vs south indian , Indians in general fake CVs to get into Job market ,which is not a good practice Reply

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Indian	04/04/2017 06:09 PM
Agree on this , One cannot measure fakes by %. Its not like some states/regions are doing more than other. Fake itself is wrong, so better to stop blaming other. Reply

Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	proud Indian.. proud Rajasthani...	04/04/2017 08:33 PM
That's why we were under the British rule more than 200 years and outside emperor able to invade Hindustan since we always have problem with each other. Grow up guys.. Reply

Re: Re: Computer programmers may no longer be eligible for H-1B visas	Anurag	04/05/2017 06:31 PM
very well said brother, we should not forget that we are indian at first place and avoid generalizing. by the way, i am also from rajasthan and recently moved to stamford. would you mind if I ask your contact details or email address to get in touch. Reply

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