Learn How US Immigration Fraudsters Trick Visa Aspirants
Congratulations, your application has been approved! You are one of few lucky applicants whose application has been accepted by your US employer. The next, and the most important, step is to apply for the US Work Visa, and on the way to your dream country you are lucky to have us with you. We will help you to get a Work Visa. Wait for further instructions.
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If you have received a response, similar to the above for you online job application, then you need to know you are about to be duped by US immigration fraudsters. You might lose a couple of 1000s of dollars.
For many people a job offer from a US employer is a cause of joy and celebration, but the fact is there is a snake in the green grass, and those who wish to live and work in the overseas hotspot need act very smartly.
US Immigration Fraudsters
How visa scams take place? And how prospective immigrants fall into the trap of the charlatans?
The manner in which these people work is a real matter of concern in migration industry. Every year, a large number of visa aspirants lose not only their immigration dreams but also their hard-earned money.
Job Seekers Hit the Most
The perpetrators mainly target those who are eager to live and work in the US. They post fake job offers mainly on legitimate job boards. It is really difficult to identify if the job is fake. Jobs, company’s logo, and schemes will look genuine and lucrative.
Cloned Websites
Once job applications are submitted, applications are directed towards cloned websites, pretending to be the official website, and in need of skilled workers. Such websites are a replica of original sites even as the only difference is websites URL which often applicants ignore it. These cloned websites have new address along with phone numbers and e-mail ids. If the applicants contact the company, they are likely to communicate with the fraudsters.
Illegitimate Job Offers
Once you contact the company or are contacted by the firm, and certain fake formalities are completed, you are offered a job offer with a pay package that is hard to resist. Applicants receive a formal appointment letter which seems very much real.
Further to this to look more real applicants are send a formal form with the heading stating US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), including the official logo of the USCIS. As part of the appointment letter, applicants are told they are required to apply for Work Visa next.
Another Cloned Website
Here the real scam takes place. In the job contract, applicants are advised to apply for a Work Visa and the most trusted way is to take the help of a US immigration agent. The perpetrators claim to be affiliated and authorized. The visa candidates are further directed to another cloned website that almost looks genuine and real, but the fact is it is not.
At the final stage, the aspirants are asked to pay fees via online transfer option, and once the same is done, neither the sites exist nor anyone in the s0-called US office receives your call.
Abhinav Outsourcings 