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SCAMMERS & Bank Deposits

Scammers are becoming a little more sophisticated by sending fake documents that look like they came from an immigration office such as ICE, USCIS, CBP and other federal agencies. Anyone asking you to deposit government fees in a bank account to pay for work permits, residency applications etc., is likely scamming you. Government fee ARE NEVER PAID BY DEPOSITING MONEY AT A BANK such as Bank of America or any other.


Don't allow yourself to be lured into believing that you can deposit money at a bank or send it through WhatsApp or through an online payment link to apply for a work permit or other immigration benefit. If you have any doubts, it is better to schedule a consultation with an immigration attorney, even if it make take a few weeks or more than one month to meet with an attorney. A $100/+ consultation fee can save you thousands of dollars by helping you avoid becoming another scam victim.


***This blog post is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a licensed immigration attorney for guidance specific to your situation.***

 
 
 

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