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knok · 04-01-2008, 07:02 PM

Pritz,

Did you have a full written document of USCIS? Someone in murthy forum has read the full document on USCIS web site that it will not increase your chance of winning twice because your name will be drawn in lotter only once, no matter how many files have been submitted. Moreover, INS will call you to ask which company you will work for. It is called, RFE.

I did not see the entire document.

Please read the links I provided in this thread carefully.

Let me cite the message I saw, posted by rajatghosh, which I think that it makes sense.

Quote:

"I am not advocating for ethics or what is right or wrong. But I was one of the applicant for last year who was not so lucky to make it. I felt very sad to know that we ourselves played a dirty game of multiple filing to defeat ourselves. Even fortunately, I had three offers in hand, last year, but I did go with the first offer. And I have found with my own scrutiny that my employer is not like the so called "Desi Consultants" and did their best to comply everything to get me Visa. This year also I am applying with the same employer , though I have two other offers in hand.

Why, I did this because it gives me a little peace of mind and my conscience says this is correct.

Now rule, enactment or interim order, whatever the term you call it, USCIS does not deter people to file multiple petition from different employer as long the companies are not associated companies.

I have gone through the entire interim rule, posted in their website. One thing, they made it categorically clear that for such cases , an RFE will be raised. Second, they will first count such applications and allot only one slot per person, before moving towards random selection. So, multiple filing does not add any benefit or leverages over single petitions. The bonus will be that USCIS will ask for RFE and seize all visa processing fees from all the companies, applied for single candidate. Now succeeding RFE is altogether a different ballgame, perhaps this time, because INS is now aware of all eventuality that they did not sense, last time.

So, to square-up, good luck to all who are filing single petition and all my best wishes to all those people who are filing multiple, but be prepared for your RFE answers beforehand, in case your application is selected."

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knok TestMagic Guru Moderator Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: USA Posts: 3,045	Pritz, Did you have a full written document of USCIS? Someone in murthy forum has read the full document on USCIS web site that it will not increase your chance of winning twice because your name will be drawn in lotter only once, no matter how many files have been submitted. Moreover, INS will call you to ask which company you will work for. It is called, RFE. I did not see the entire document. Please read the links I provided in this thread carefully. Let me cite the message I saw, posted by rajatghosh, which I think that it makes sense. Quote: "I am not advocating for ethics or what is right or wrong. But I was one of the applicant for last year who was not so lucky to make it. I felt very sad to know that we ourselves played a dirty game of multiple filing to defeat ourselves. Even fortunately, I had three offers in hand, last year, but I did go with the first offer. And I have found with my own scrutiny that my employer is not like the so called "Desi Consultants" and did their best to comply everything to get me Visa. This year also I am applying with the same employer , though I have two other offers in hand. Why, I did this because it gives me a little peace of mind and my conscience says this is correct. Now rule, enactment or interim order, whatever the term you call it, USCIS does not deter people to file multiple petition from different employer as long the companies are not associated companies. I have gone through the entire interim rule, posted in their website. One thing, they made it categorically clear that for such cases , an RFE will be raised. Second, they will first count such applications and allot only one slot per person, before moving towards random selection. So, multiple filing does not add any benefit or leverages over single petitions. The bonus will be that USCIS will ask for RFE and seize all visa processing fees from all the companies, applied for single candidate. Now succeeding RFE is altogether a different ballgame, perhaps this time, because INS is now aware of all eventuality that they did not sense, last time. So, to square-up, good luck to all who are filing single petition and all my best wishes to all those people who are filing multiple, but be prepared for your RFE answers beforehand, in case your application is selected." _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ "Every reason that tells you that things will never change disappears." "I did what I had to do because it is the right thing to do." Last edited by knok : 04-01-2008 at 07:36 PM.