Immigration scams are on the rise, and they’re getting more sophisticated. Right now, scammers are pretending to be USCIS or ICE. They’re calling, texting, and emailing people, claiming a form was missed, a deadline passed, or that deportation is imminent unless money is paid immediately. Let me be clear: that is not how U.S. immigration works. Immigration agencies do not demand payment over the phone. They do not threaten deportation by text or email. They do not ask for money through Zelle, Cash App, gift cards, or wire transfers. Official immigration communication comes in writing, through proper government channels, and you are given time to respond. Every week, people contact my office after nearly sending money or after already losing thousands of dollars. These scams rely on fear and urgency. Knowledge is your best protection. If something feels off, stop and verify before taking action. Brad Bernstein U.S. Immigration Attorney Law Offices of Spar & Bernstein, P.C. 45 Broadway New York, NY 10006 📞 212-227-8933 🌐 www.lawSB.com ⸻ #ImmigrationScam #USCISScam #ImmigrationFraud #ImmigrationLaw #immigrationattorney
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