USCIS makes H1B rules are more tough in 2010

[dontcareanymore]

Originally Posted by snathan

I just heard from attorney there are lot of debate going on in AILA and they are trying to stop this memo from being implemented...they are the one going to lose more business then the body shops....

Not exactly correct. The lawyer gets paid only once for a transfer or extension of a beneficiary's visa, where as the body shop gets paid every month the beneficiary works for the duration of the visa.

[TeddyKoochu]

Originally Posted by dontcareanymore

Not exactly correct. The lawyer gets paid only once for a transfer or extension of a beneficiary's visa, where as the body shop gets paid every month the beneficiary works for the duration of the visa.

Many good qualified individuals work for body shops please consider the collateral damage. Let some others benefit (Body Shop, Lawyers etc), many amongst us also benefit. Many people are having a very hard time thanks to the memo. Live and let live no system is perfect and in every system some people may benefit and exploit but what one should consider that if himself / herself is being benefitted, of course it should be legal. It cannot become illegal just because somebody one fine day thought so. PS : Iam not defending bodyshops but just the good folks who happen to work for them.

[eastindia]

Can someone update on this memo?
Are they implementing in new filings?