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Defender of the Republic 🇺🇸@realdefender45 · Aug 28, 2026

🚨 THE H-1B RABBIT HOLE AT 825 GEORGES ROAD 🧵🪡 I started looking at one New Jersey address because an unusual number…

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An investigation into 825 Georges Road in New Jersey reveals approximately 817 H-1B visa petitions filed by roughly 15 different company names between 2022-2025, many sharing the same executive, office suites, and contact information. One company, Promatrix, has direct ties to a 2016 federal visa fraud case, yet continues operating from the same address with the same phone number a decade later, raising questions about potential immigration sponsorship networks placing foreign workers at major U.S. corporations.

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    🚨 THE H-1B RABBIT HOLE AT 825 GEORGES ROAD 🧵🪡 I started looking at one New Jersey address because an unusual number of H-1B sponsors were operating from it. What I found deserves federal scrutiny. 825 Georges Road, North Brunswick, NJ is a roughly 40,000-square-foot suburban office building. In Department of Labor records I analyzed from FY2022–FY2025, I found 817 LCAs covering 817 H-1B worker positions tied to employers using this address. And those filings weren’t coming from one company. I identified approximately 15 different H-1B sponsor names operating from the building. The largest included: ▪️ SkillTune Technologies ▪️ Satin Solutions ▪️ GP Technologies ▪️ Promatrix Corp ▪️ AITA Consulting Services ▪️ Aptiva Corp ▪️ Datametrics Software Systems ▪️ Invixon Technologies ▪️ Vensit Corp ▪️ TripleCom ▪️ IT Premia Group ▪️ Profusion Systems ▪️ Informatic Technologies ▪️ Atrutec But then I started looking at WHO was behind the filings. And that’s when this got really interesting.

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    ONE EXECUTIVE. MULTIPLE H-1B SPONSORS. Department of Labor records identify Venkata J. Atluri as CEO/employer contact at different points for multiple companies operating from 825 Georges Road, including: ▪️ Promatrix Corp ▪️ SkillTune Technologies ▪️ GP Technologies ▪️ Satin Solutions ▪️ IT Premia Group These aren’t simply companies somewhere in the same office park. Several cycled through the same suites. SkillTune, GP Technologies, Satin Solutions and Promatrix have all appeared at Suite 4 at points in their filing histories, with several later appearing at Suite 1 / third floor. And many of these companies aren’t primarily filing for people to work inside 825 Georges Road. Their H-1B workers are being placed at major corporations across America.

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    The filings identify secondary entities including companies such as: JPMorgan Chase Wells Fargo Verizon Fiserv Mastercard Morgan Stanley American Express Deloitte UBS ExxonMobil Then I found Promatrix Corp. And that’s where this story goes back a decade.

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    THE 2016 VISA-FRAUD CASE In 2016, federal prosecutors charged Promatrix CEO Tejesh Kodali as part of the fake University of Northern New Jersey immigration sting. Kodali ultimately pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit visa fraud. Federal investigators said that around March 2015, Kodali changed his company’s name from Promatrix to Blue Cloud Techs Corp, while its day-to-day business operations, personnel and location remained the same. Now here’s the part that stopped me. I found a contemporaneous Promatrix staffing solicitation dated: APRIL 7, 2016. That’s TWO DAYS after the federal arrests.

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    It advertised IT consultants available for C2C placement around the country. Its signature: Promatrix Corp 825 Georges Road, Suite 4 North Brunswick, NJ 732-964-1444 promatrixcorp.com Fast-forward nearly a decade. Promatrix is still associated with: 825 Georges Road. Still associated with: promatrixcorp.com. And incredibly… 732-964-1444. The SAME PHONE NUMBER. They didn’t even change the phone number.

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    Now, I cannot tell you why they kept it. But it raises an obvious question: Did nobody think anyone would ever connect the records? Because the phone number isn’t the only continuity. It’s the: same company name same phone number same domain same IT staffing business model same Georges Road location And then, years later, Promatrix H-1B filings identify Venkata J. Atluri as CEO/contact… the same individual appearing across several other H-1B sponsors operating from this very address.

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    Promatrix is also identified in current public immigration-employer data as H-1B dependent. And this is where Americans need to understand what we’re actually looking at. The H-1B sponsor listed on the paperwork isn’t necessarily the corporation where that foreign worker actually performs the job. These Georges Road sponsors can petition for H-1B workers and then place them at secondary/client companies across America. That’s how one relatively modest New Jersey office building can be associated with 817 H-1B worker positions in just the FY2022–FY2025 records I analyzed.

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    So now I want answers: Why does the same executive/contact appear across multiple H-1B sponsors? Why are their end-client lists overlapping? What happened to Promatrix after its CEO was caught in a federal visa-fraud investigation? How did the Promatrix name, domain, address and even PHONE NUMBER continue? And most importantly: How many other H-1B networks like this exist around the country that nobody has ever bothered to connect? When a single address produces hundreds of H-1B worker-position filings through numerous sponsor names, multiple entities share executives and suites, workers are being dispatched to major American corporations, and one of those corporate names can be traced back to a federal visa-fraud prosecution… Americans deserve to know exactly how this network works.

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