Saturday, December 28, 2024

Detect immigration scams that start on social media


Consumer Alerts from the Federal Trade Commission

By Gema de las Heras

Scammers are impersonating attorneys and law firms, offering immigration services on social media. The posts on Facebook and other platforms might be in English or your preferred language. 

If you press like or leave a comment, they'll contact you and guarantee you'll get a work permit, green card, or citizenship — but it's a scam. 




Detect immigration scams that start on social media
Detect immigration scams that start on social media

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