edu fruks
19 de ago de 2024
uscis agent phone call
Today I received a phone call from the immigration officer asking questions about my case. He asked if I had started working and information about the bdv, sent me an email asking for evidence, I forwarded my pay stubs, messages with my supervisor and answered the questions about the bdv. Is this normal?
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Om Krishnaya Vasudebaya Nama Om20 de ago de 2024
yeah it’s normal. but what was the number they called you with?
Aug 2020 de ago de 2024
what’s your PD?
LEE xpress20 de ago de 2024
phone call ? how did you verify that it was from USCIS ?
edu fruks20 de ago de 2024
He identified himself, asked questions about my case and said he would send me an email, the email was from USCIS. my pd is 04/20/21
aj k20 de ago de 2024
that’s weird. government agency will never call you to gather information. the only way they will contact you is through mail. not even email.
M D20 de ago de 2024
they said never call to you
Eb3 waiting21 de ago de 2024
Might be BDV agent trying to scare you so that you won’t leave job after your contract. 🤭
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M M21 de ago de 2024
I got a call today from an uscis officer, at first I thought it was a scam, but the information he provided about my case was legit.
edu fruks22 de ago de 2024
It's not a scam, the email really is from USCIS. It's a real email, I spoke to a lawyer and he said that this can happen.
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Penelope charming 22 de ago de 2024
what was the number?
edu fruks22 de ago de 2024
@tamyy t (415) 365-8800
LEE xpress23 de ago de 2024
that is really weird. as government agency has never called for
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Penelope charming 24 de ago de 2024
@edu fruks did you have interview?
edu fruks25 de ago de 2024
@tamyy t yeah, I did
Eb3 waiting26 de ago de 2024
@edu fruks What did they ask about BDV? I saw your comment regarding your interview last year where you mentioned that you used BDV as a consulting service to help you in this process. Is anything related to this?
Eb3 waiting26 de ago de 2024
@edu fruks Just found this on USCIS website:- “Although some email addresses might look legitimate, example: news@uscis.gov, they are, in fact, a scam. The body of the email may contain USCIS and Office of the Inspector General labels, your address, and a fraudulent download button that links to a non-government web address (uscis-online.org). Do not respond to these emails or click the links in them.”
edu fruks27 de ago de 2024
@EB3 Other Workers The email exists, the agent exists. He really has my case, it's not a scam!
edu fruks27 de ago de 2024
@EB3 Other Workers Yes, he asked me again about the bdv, he said he needed to be sure of the information I provided. How much did you pay BDV Solutions? What was the money for? What did BDV tell you specifically that the money was for? These were the questions
edu fruks10 de sep de 2024
I just received an RFE for a medical exam, and the name of the agent who signed the RFE letter is the same name as the agent who called me.
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Ashleigh Brands12 de sep de 2024
Yea, USCIS knows about BDV

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