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US-Immigration earns a 1.0-star rating from 0 reviews and 7 complaints, indicating that most applicants are dissatisfied with application process.

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1:33 pm UTC
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US-Immigration illegal Immigration needs an investigation

Please have an officer of the government call me about a building complex has illegals' immigrations lives in the complex. Hidden Valley Apartments at 600 Hidden Valley Club Drive, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 The property manager unfit and property is poorly managed, police are in and out of the complete all 24 hours a day, with small crime to large. The date of this is 4/26/2022, I live in the complex until May 27th 2022. My name is Ted Apostoleris, 615 Hidden Valley Drive Apartment 117, Ann Arbor MichiGan 48104

Phone numbers to reach me are [protected], and cell phone is [protected]

I walked the premise and hardly anyonespoke English. This is a University of Michigan Town. Many people, even friends, told me that they come here because anyone would rent to anyone else. The property manager is unfit to be a manager. They want me out because I'm a whistle Blower. Please protect my identity Theodore Apostoleris Driver license A-[protected]

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7 US-Immigration Complaints

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12:15 pm UTC

US-Immigration 199 fee charged for filling a form that USCIS offers for free

This is the email I sent to the USCIS website asking for their support

Hello,

Thank you so much for your prompt response. I would like to help you understand how I ended up filling out a form that I thought was in the USCIS website but it wasn't. Then, I ended up paying them the amount of US199 because I thought it was part of the fee the USCIS charges when applying for citizenship. I would like you to post a warning about this situation on the USCIS website so no more people end up being deceived by this company. I complained to them as well and demanded a refund and some kind of proof that they will erase all the private information I submitted to their website. After I realized what had happened to me I goggled about my problem and found out that many people have felt deluded by this fraudulent company.

I will also take other measurements to make sure this company is held responsible of robbing people's money and information:

- I will dispute the payment through my credit card company.
- I will fill out a consumer complaint through the USA.gov website.
- I will post my experience in as many sites as possible.
- I will contact Google so they can support people's interest best.

Below, a step by step description of how I ended up on the wrong website when filling out my N-400 form:

1. I read the following on the USCIS website:
Tips for Filing Form N-400, Application for Naturalization

... If you can, fill out your Form N-400 on a computer. When you use a computer to complete this form, the data you type is stored in the barcode at the bottom of each page. This improves accuracy and efficiency of processing.

2. I clicked on the form and because I couldn't write on it I goggled "N-400 form" (since the USCIS said filling out the form on a computer will improve accuracy.) and the first option I saw on my browser was this: https://www.us-immigration.com/us-citizenship-and-naturalization-application.jsp. It is strange because yesterday when I wanted to understand how I ended up on this website my work computer showed me this website as the first option with a heading saying USCIS FORMS and today I cannot see it like that anymore. Today the USCIS website is my first option on Google (strange?)

4. Anyways, I clicked on the website where it says start your application (https://www.us-immigration.com/us-citizenship-and-naturalization-application.jsp)

5. I got confused and thought I was in the USCIS website and started my application. Then, upfront they asked me to pay US199 and because I thought it was part of the USCIS fee I paid. It never occurred to me it was a different website because who will charge you 199 to fill out a form that the USCIS offers for free. I consider myself capable of filling out a form. They say they help you but I don't thing that help is necessary. I can understand the questions on the form on my own.

6. What bothers me is that they never say something like "We are not the USCIS official website. We are an independent company offering additional help. If you agree to contract our additional services you will be charged a US199 fee which is not included in the USCIS fee".

I hope you understand my frustration and can help people not be deceived but this kind of companies.

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Wouter Wessel
New York, US
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Mar 15, 2016 9:56 am UTC

I had the same experience and I agree with you 99%. The 1% most importantly: Right on top of their web page they state that they are not affiliated in any way with the US government. WE both fell for the same trick, but we don't have a leg to stand on. Chalk one up for experience.

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9:51 pm UTC

US-Immigration Not a USCIS Government site, is Fraud-Scam they steal your identity.

They go by the name American immigration center [protected]
PLEASE BEWARE...BEWARE, BEWARE

their corporate address is in Florida
2520 SW 22nd st
Suite 2-077
Miami Florida 33145
and where there PAYMENT goes to is
Rio Rancho New Mexico 87174 tel [protected]

I was also scammed by this fraudulent website..US Immigration center.. I also thought it was homeland security. Government website.. I'm afraid my identity has been compromised I have alerted local law enforcement, FBI and consumer affair.. Pleas e BEWARE, BEWARE, BEWARE.
They steal your identity.
ALSO GET LIFE LOCK
I hope this helps

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Jan 25, 2016 9:52 pm UTC

US-immigration.com
US-Immigration Contacts & Informations
Posted: 2016-01-25 by marie
Not a USCIS Government site, is Fraud-Scam they steal your identity.
Complaint Rating: 0 % with 0 votes
Contact information:
3305 May cir SE
Rio Rancho, New Mexico
United States
us-immigration.com
They go by the name American immigration center [protected]
PLEASE BEWARE...BEWARE, BEWARE

their corporate address is in Florida
2520 SW 22nd st
Suite 2-077
Miami Florida 33145
and where there PAYMENT goes to is
Rio Rancho New Mexico 87174 tel [protected]

I was also scammed by this fraudulent website..US Immigration center.. I also thought it was homeland security. Government website.. I'm afraid my identity has been compromised I have alerted local law enforcement, FBI and consumer affair.. Pleas e BEWARE, BEWARE, BEWARE.
They steal your identity.
ALSO GET LIFE LOCK
I hope this helps

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1:34 pm UTC
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US-Immigration Not a USCIS site - Scam

This company charges 199.00 upfront for just generating a PDF. This is a scam site, they present themselves as USCIS website, and this is the first hit when you search for online application filing. This site has NOTHING TO DO WITH USCIS. I tried calling the customer service number, there is no response. I have reached out to my credit card company to stop the payment. Please stay away from this site.

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Is US-Immigration Legit?

US-Immigration earns a trustworthiness rating of 11%

Not worth the risk. Protect yourself and your money by staying away from US-Immigration.

Our conclusion: ComplaintsBoard's detailed research into US-Immigration's operations indicates high risk and questionable legitimacy. We strongly recommend that potential customers avoid dealing with US-Immigration to protect their personal and financial well-being. If you’ve had a negative experience with this company, please report it to ComplaintsBoard by submitting a complaint.

With only 0% of 0 complaints being resolved, US-Immigration slow complaint resolution rate suggests poor service, lack of responsiveness, or a lack of helpfulness, causing frustration to users. It is obvious that the company has the lowest level of trust.

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6:07 pm UTC

US-Immigration No Refund

I signed up for an account with them thinking they might be good, but soon they called citing so many reasons to pay $199 to activate the account. I paid seeing they have a refund policy if you cancel within 90 days as per their terms and conditions. I tried to cancel after 2 months, since I decided not to use the service I paid for, they give terrible excuses for not refunding. They says they will refund only if the customer is deceased. The guy I talked to didn't even know their terms and conditions until I told him, he was busy looking for pathetic excuses.

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6:13 pm UTC

US-Immigration U.S. Immigration Scam

US-Immigration.com has their website set up to look like a legitimate website offering immigration services. They do not make it clear until after you've entered credit card info that they are providing services to "print" a filled out application. I would think know one in their right mind would pay $200.00 to print an application that can be downloaded for free.

I could have downloaded and entered the data with my own version of Acrobat.

They of course refused to give a refund on the grounds that they gave enough warning of what services they provide.

DO NOT USE THIS WEBSITE.

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marie
Santa Ana, US
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Jan 25, 2016 9:15 pm UTC

PLEASE BEWARE...BEWARE, BEWARE
I was also scammed by this fraudulent website..US Immigration center.. I also thought it was homeland security. Government website.. I'm afraid my identity has been compromised I have alerted local law enforcement, FBI and consumer affair.. Pleas e BEWARE, BEWARE, BEWARE.
ALSO GET LIFE LOCK

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ELENA8
Port Chester, US
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Jan 16, 2015 10:52 pm UTC

US-IMMIGRATION is a SCAM

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8:11 pm UTC

US-Immigration They are a fraudulent operation

They asked for your credit card info up front & charge you even if you don't go through with their application. They make you think it's part of INS. But they are not. I was really surprised they charged me $149 for something I did not even want. I emailed immediately back but they refuse to refund. BE AWARE. They are a fraudulent operation. I hold google highly complimient in their fraudulent business.

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samk04
Houston, US
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Oct 19, 2019 9:27 pm UTC

There is a sucker born every minute and today I was one too...didn't pay attention to the site until I saw one of the question asking "if I have a USCIS account"...thinking why asking for that when you're in one. Anyway, I called my credit card to cancel the payment but they said it's in pending stage and ask I call back when it's charged to dispute.

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Roniron
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Mar 29, 2018 3:45 pm UTC
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Sadly, I may be their latest victim. And its sadder that these warnings were not posted in their site. If someone happens to go to that site before here, then the crime is done and a pity for the victim. Which exactly what happened to me. When I learned I was scammed I immediately look for ways how to warn people within their home page. And guess what, its not possible. And even maybe if u are able to post comments, nobody will be able to read it bcoz they have filled up their blog site with how-tos of more than 94 items that are posted by almost one person only. It was intentional. It was all made to appear they are genuine. All the stories here was exactly what I went through.
The question is, how about our moneys? How do we get it back. Does it stop here? When does it stop taking hard earned money.

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Roniron
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Mar 29, 2018 2:37 pm UTC
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Sadly, I nay be the latest victim. It was so unfortunate that these warnings were not posted on their website. Honestly, when I learned I was scammed, I looked for ways on how to warn people from using that website. I wanted to put the warning within their page But there seem to be no way. The blogs posted are too msny how-tos which I believe they did intentionally.
And how about our money? Thry can just get away with it? They can always do it anytine?

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Pouchon
Marietta, US
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Jan 23, 2017 4:22 pm UTC

This Company is a TOTAL RIPOFF. I don't understand how the American Government is allowing them to get over hard working citizens. They are paying Google top dollars to pop up under any USCIS search and they are misleading people. They charge you hundred of dollars to just fillout a form on their website and that's all you get, Nothing Else. This is a fraud, they collected all your info including social security number, address, father's maiden name, mother's maiden name. In other words they take your money and your identity... No wonder Identity Theft is becoming one of our biggest issue in America. These people are some greedy foreigners taking advantage of their own people and hard working Americans and I believe they allegedly sell all of your data overseas. Something need to be done about this company and I will be the closing them down.

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Alberto Gomez
Palm Harbor, US
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Oct 15, 2016 11:23 am UTC

they do seem to be misleading. I found a better site called immig.us that helps you get your citizenship paperwork done right.They do not claim to be a government agency and are honest and upfront. You first get a free eligibility test so you dont need to waste your time if you are not eligible. Before paying, they do tell you it does not include the (steep) government fees . I liked how you can go through the whole process without seeing a form.. took me just over an hour to do, and download the filled out forms. it also included a handy checklist with specific instructions on where to sign and what to attach (birth certs etc). They do give you $25 off if you use this coupon: ScjTJB6b . Good luck on your citizenship journey!

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GEORGE24
Oradell, US
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Sep 09, 2011 9:18 pm UTC

U S Immigration Organization pop up at internet search for passport renewal.
Looking real official, They present themselves as US Immigration Services answering for PASSPORT APPLICANTS.
They ask every question and looking for payment (only bank electronic checks) but I have never got my passport. they have a telephone number [protected]) which no answer but ask you to leave a message without any return even though lots of messages are left there.
Bank was advised of funds transferred to their account.
A BOMB SHOULD BE PUT IN THIS AND ALL OTHER PEOPLE SUCKERS!

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ItsDarts
Dallas, US
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Jul 04, 2016 4:27 pm UTC
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Went to renew my green card, searched Imigration service on Google. This was the first site with a very convincing looking site leading me to believe it was an official .gov site. I started the renewal process by answering a few questions and I "Qualified" for renewal by online process, or so I thought. I've been in this country 53 years and consider myself web savy but I just didn't pay attention this time. The site looks that good. Let's not forget that green cards are renewed every 10 years and at that time, you had to go the Imigration Services in person at a Homeland Security office the last time I renewed. So anyway, after the few qualifying questions they asked for credit card info and as soon as you submitted it, BAM, you are charged $170 immediately and a receipt shows up within seconds. This is when I noticed the site was a Dot Com site and not a dot gov Site. So I called their 1800 number but was put on hold for what seemed like forever so I did what my wife suggested and call the bank to dispute it. The bank treats this as a fraudulent transaction and cancels your card, so be prepared to wait for a new card. The bank said they'd credit me within 24 hrs.

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Beth Allison Wickerson
Mesquite, US
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Mar 03, 2016 12:18 pm UTC

I don't believe they are fraudulent. Here's my story: I just went to the immigration office in person and was told to fill out the 1-90 online or by mail. In a hurry, I went to the nearest library and searched USCIS 1-90 online. That is where I found this company. I paid them $170 up front thinking that was the application fee. I filled out the form printed all the docs, and went back to immigration to prove I had done the form so that I could get an extension on my green card. They told me this was not valid, it was a scam, call your credit card and cancel. Three people came in from the back and said the same thing. I begin having a nervous break-down. Cancelled my credit card, called this company's 800 number, get frustrated with being on hold. Finally my husband calls in livid asking for the supervisor and threatening lawyers. He was transferred to a very nice woman, Renee, a Director. She assured us they are not a scam, they are a service for people who need representation, people who don't speak English and want to be sure they are filling out the form correctly etc etc. She cancelled our charge and sent payment reversal receipt. Of course, I haven't received the refund in my credit card yet, but if I don't I'll be sure to reply. I think there are a lot of scams out there claiming to be INS, but I believe this US Immigration is a legitimate service, but it's a service that I, and probably all of you viewing this page, do not need. Go directly to uscis.gov to fill out the form you need.

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romaniandiva
Warminster, US
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Feb 27, 2016 11:54 pm UTC
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I reported them to the FBI and FTC! I am in disbelief of how such a fraudulent website is still functioning and Google and the authorities have not shut them down!
WHY?!

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Roniron
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Mar 29, 2018 3:51 pm UTC
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What happened to the report?

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Maud Hoffman
Gainesville, US
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Feb 27, 2016 9:56 pm UTC

I just got ripped off as well. I accidentally got onto their website when I was searching for the US government renewal site for green cards. They make it look like they are the government and make you believe you are filling out your green card renewal form. I paid the $170 and then realized their scam. No service provided whatsoever. They also have all my personal information. They have had 243 complaints with BBB in the last 12 months. Will report them to google, FTC, BBB. They need to be shut down immediately. Also, no one answers their phones. A total scam!

US-Immigration complaints: history and resolution overview

US-Immigration has received 7 complaints on ComplaintsBoard. The first reported case, They are a fraudulent operation, was published on Aug 25, 2011, and the most recent complaint, illegal Immigration needs an investigation, was posted on Apr 26, 2022.

Out of all reported cases, 0 complaints (0%) have been marked as resolved, while 7 complaints (100%) remain unresolved.

Customer feedback spans multiple years and reflects a range of user experiences. A majority of complaints remain unresolved, which may be important to consider when evaluating the company.

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