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 During this latest H-1B cap year, USCIS has given a huge number of Requests for Additional Evidence, known as RFEs, for new H-1B cap petitions. Most of these petitions were petitioned for individuals in understudy status who as of late graduated and whose businesses are petitioning for their H-1B visas interestingly. The fundamental explanation the USCIS gave RFEs for these H-1B petitions was their incorrect arbitration of the law that began after the Trump Administration supplanted the top of the organization. Under the new direction, which was not distributed anyplace, USCIS officials have the thought that if a business offers a Level 1 pay to a representative, it means that the position may not be a "forte occupation". As such, to a USCIS official, being of the least compensation level implies that the position may not need a four-year college education at least. Notwithstanding, this isn't what the H-1B laws and guidelines say. Each position's wages, non-exper