10 Quick Tips About Immigration Scams

Tip 1: Common Immigration Scams


Tip 2: Scam Alerts



Tip 3: Notario Scams
FTC.gov: How Myriam and Pedro Learned about Notario Scams (pdf)
files/articles/pdf/pdf-0203-fotonovela-notario-scams.pdf
FTC.gov: Cómo se enteraron Myriam y Pedro de las estafas de notario (pdf)
articulos/spdf-0203-estafas-de-notario.pdf

Tip 4: Resources to Avoid Immigration Scams
www.uscis.gov/avoid-scams/resource-center

Tip 5: U.S. Government Website for Immigration Info
U.S. Embassy and Consulate websites:

Department of State, Consular Affairs travel website:

Department of State, Diversity Visa Lottery website:

Department of Homeland Security (DHS):

DHS, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services:

DHS, U.S. Customs and Border Protection:

DHS, Immigration and Customs Enforcement:

Department of Labor:


Tip 6: Immigrate to the United States




Tip 7: Work or Study in the United States


Tip 8: Check My Case Status (and more tools)



Tip 9: Good, Low-cost Legal Aid


Tip 10: Report a Scam


Thanks for learning more about Immigration Scams!
Have you been a victim of immigration fraud? Do you know about people who might be victims of fraud—or who are committing fraud? USCIS wants to make reporting suspected fraud easy.
email: Reportfraudtips@uscis.dhs.gov

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