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The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has received reports of a potential scam aimed at aliens. In this scam, a person purporting to be a USCIS officer calls the alien, asks for verification of his or her name and address, and says that there is a discrepancy with the alien’s “A” number. The scammer then tells the individual to send a sum to Western Union to clear up the discrepancy.
The American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) has received reports of a potential scam aimed at aliens. In this scam, a person purporting to be a USCIS officer calls the alien, asks for verification of his or her name and address, and says that there is a discrepancy with the alien’s “A” number. The scammer then tells the individual to send a sum to Western Union to clear up the discrepancy.
If you receive such a call, please report it to the Federal Trade Commission at this link.