FLORIDA.- The dream of emigrating to the USA It can turn into a nightmare if you fall into the clutches of scammers and fraudsters who lurk in the complex labyrinth of immigration procedures.
1. Trustworthy legal advice: When you need legal help on immigration issues, make sure the person assisting you is an attorney or a representative accredited by the Department of Justice. No one else is authorized to provide legal advice in these matters.
2. Verify the information: Before carrying out any procedure or payment, verify the information provided by the USCIS on its official website. Use the tools available to check the status of your case and current processing times.
3. Stay alert to possible scams: Scammers often complicate the immigration process and may use means such as social networks, emails or phone calls to carry out their frauds. Pay special attention to suspicious emails that do not end in .gov and avoid downloading attachments from unknown senders.
4. Report any suspected fraud: If you witness any immigration scam, do not hesitate to report it. Your report can help protect other applicants. You can report possible fraud to the Federal Trade Commission or local or state authorities without negatively affecting your application or petition.
USCIS is committed to protecting the integrity of the immigration process and simplifying how fraud and abuse can be reported. Always remember that being informed and alert is your best defense against scams in immigration procedures to the United States.
Source: WRITING
