Federal officials in US arrested six people of Indian nationality indulged in complex immigration fraud scheme. The scheme was supported by the Nilesh Dasondi, the principal of a computer consulting firm in Edison. He would certify the people having computer skills needed for the work in the name of his company. He would make such people enter US with the help of special visas named H-1Bs, but these people would not get the US citizenship.
The court papers have the charge that Dasondi was the one to place three such people on his company’s payroll in Long Island and the other three in New Jersey, Chicago Arizona. The court papers has also the details of the transaction of money between such computer experts and Dasondi, also giving the clear picture that the money of money being used in the process called “running the payroll”.
Firstly, fake paychecks and health insurance payments were made in order to set a proof to the government of them being the employees of the company. Secondly, state and federal taxes were also paid on a supposed pay, and lastly, some undefined amount was shared amongst Dasondi and computer experts.
Dasondi has been kept under bail and the hearing of his case is yet to come up with result. Dasondi is a naturalized citizen of US and changes against him is in violence of US law and order, which leaves a bleak scope of him coming out of it unaffected.