Greetings Jorge Rivera, immigration attorney.

This is a very delicate issue, because there are many people who lie or omit things to Immigration, things that can be considered a "fraud". fraud.
Today I will explain what is and what is not an immigration fraud.

Immigration Fraud

In the requestsIf you put information that is really other information, you may be accused of a Immigration Fraud. You have to be very careful, because in the immigration interview or in the process of approving your case they may determine that you lied on the applications.

However, the most common charge of fraud is with forged documents that people present, either when they want to enter the United States or when they are detained by an Immigration Officer.

In an interview, if you are asked about any of the following crime and you tell them "I never committed any crime" and they check your fingerprints to prove that you have committed a crime, they can charge you with fraud. Fraud can happen at any time, it can happen when you come in, when you enter, when you submit your application or at the interview.

Can fraud be forgiven?

Fraud can be forgiven with Pardon I601The application is requested on the basis of resident or U.S. citizen parents or spouses. You can't ask for forgiveness for fraud on the basis of your children..

If you have lied to Immigration, think you are going to be charged with fraud or are being asked for a waiver, call me so we can find a solution. I find this particular issue super interesting and we, the lawyers, can beat Immigration in the battle against fraud.

Remember also that the posing as a U.S. citizen, either at the border, when applying, or by registering to vote or at a place of employment leads to fraud.. That fraud, there is no forgiveness with Immigration, except for the U Visa for crime victims.

Immigration Lawyer

If you have been defrauded, contact us at: 888 578 2276

Also remember that attorney Jorge Rivera offers all types of legal services. legal representation to immigrants throughout the United States.

If you are looking for an immigration lawyer in Miami, you can find us at 5820 Blue Lagoon Dr, Miami, FL.
It also provides counseling for immigrants in Dallas.