My wife applied for naturalization. She accidentally went to a look-a-like web site on the computer. She paid $189.00 to 1-800-814-1555 in Florida by credit card. She thought the money went to the US Immigration Service. On 8-28 she wanted to makes corrections to her application while still ...
This company has misrepresented itself as a government agency. I paid $189.00 USD for what was advertised as an "application fee" for an N400 United States Naturalization Form. This up-front fee covers a "feature" that allows you to type out the required fields on a form that ...
I too was duped by this official looking US Immigration site. This is a completely unnecessary service that I paid $149.00 thinking this was the cost of renewing my green card. I called the 1-800 number but didn't get better than an offer of 50% of the fee which I declined. I will contest it with ...
I need to renew my green card, but I didn't know the official website to do that, so as many people have done it already. I googled it. Sure this fraud website was on the top list, then I thought it was real! I should've known it was fraud when they asked me to pay even BEFORE filing anything. But ...
The company runs the site "www.us-immigration.com" which appears to be part of the government, or affiliated to the government citizenship application process. They purport to verify your application, in this case it was the N400 form, and submit the application. The form entries would be ...
I, too, was using Google for my friend mom in regarding to her expired green card and this US-Immigration.com was the top resulted. The web site was very similar to the actual UCIS web site and mistakenly thought it was. Who would have thought, a scam using our own government! Oh dear god, do help ...