If the lottery registration entries are not made by related employers, then it can be possible for H1B employee to become the heir of multiple lottery registrations, and it will be considered legal too.
Every employer who signs up an H1B employee for the lottery registration must now come out with “under penalty of perjury”. So that, all the information that contains in the presentation is perfect. For FY 2023, the authentication that is needed before presentation will connote, ” I further certify that this registration (or these registrations) reflects a legitimate job offer and that I, or the organization on whose behalf this registration is being submitted, have not worked with, or agreed to work with, another registrant, petitioner, agent or other individual or entity to submit a registration to unfairly increase chances of selection for the beneficiary or beneficiaries in this submission.” USCIS will registration unproper, if it finds that this authentication was not true and accurate.
For example, that a company worked with another company to present multiple registrations for the same beneficiary to increase chances of selection for that beneficiary viciously. If the registration was not submitted properly, then the prospective petitioner would not be allowed to file a petition according to that registration as per the regulatory language at 8 CFR 214.2(h)(8)(iii)(A)(1). USCIS may reject a petition based on a registration that is having a false authentication. In addition, USCIS may also depict the individual or entity who presented a false authentication to relevant federal law enforcement agencies for evaluation and further action as expedient.
This is the proposed action of USCIS based upon their regulations and analytical management. The regulations offer Multiple H1B petitions. In the interests of the same alien, an employer cannot file in the same fiscal year. And filling more than one H1B petition will leads to rejection of all such petitions.
As per the numerical limitations of section 214(g)(1)(A) of the act or otherwise suitable an indemnity under section 214(g)(5)(c) of the act. A solicitation for additional evidence or notice of intent to reject, or notice of intent to revoke each petition will be broadcasted by USCIS.