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USCIS Warns Immigrants Against Scams Promising Faster Visa or Green Card Processing

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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has issued a warning to visa and Green Card applicants about fraudulent businesses falsely claiming to offer expedited processing. These entities often allege special government connections and charge fees for services they cannot legitimately provide. USCIS advises applicants to rely solely on official .gov websites and to report any suspicious offers from unauthorized providers. The Department of Justice also maintains a directory of low-cost or free legal immigration assistance for those in need. Additionally, USCIS has published guidance to help applicants accurately complete and submit their immigration forms online.

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