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 ...
My wife recently had her purse stolen and has been online looking for replacement options. Suddently she gets this email from [email protected] saying they can help her with her i9. They're probably using spyware or some such thing. We googled their website and the word "scam", ...
I wanted to apply for US citizenship, so I googled "naturalization" and the first website that appeared was "us-immigration.com". The home page had all the insignia of the US government: Statue of Liberty in the top left corner, red-white-blue colors, a menu of forms which all ...
I was applying for a a immigration case. I know it was my fault, I didn't read carefully the web page, but still... This type of services provided via internet... It shouldn't be allowed. It is not even about the money, it is about very personal information which any honest person would provide for ...
U.S. Immigration comes off as a legitimate US Immigration (ICE) agent. Website has what looks like a US Government symbol complete with Statue of Liberty sign. Not so. Any service, i.E. Official forms, can be downloaded for nothing from the Official ICE site. However, these people and Immigration ...