USCIS warns against websites and businesses ‘guaranteeing’ faster visa
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued a warning against websites and businesses falsely claiming they can expedite visa, Green Card, or work permit applications for a fee. The agency advises applicants to use official government resources and avoid unauthorized third-party services.
Why it matters
Immigration scams can lead to financial loss and legal complications for vulnerable applicants seeking residency or work authorization.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has warned applicants about scams where businesses and websites claim to get faster delivery of visa, Green Card and work permit. In an X (formerly Twitter), USCIS said that some businesses and websites claim to be immigration experts with “special connections to the government”. They also demand a fee in exchange for a false promise that they can get a visa, Green Card, or work permit faster if you pay a fee.
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