[geokim1234]

I've known a person who obtained a green card through a fake sponsored company using fake paperwork about a year ago. He's conducting a business and fooling around many people. He's such a con artist and must be stopped.
Tell me the right and best way of reporting it and revoke his status.
He's in Los ANgeles, CA.

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I know from experience US consulate is very thorough investigating green card applicants going through the sponsorship route. It isn't 'gee, okay, I see you have a company that likes your style down here'. There are hoops to jump through first, so you had better have your ducks in a row before you report anyone for immigration fraud. It may come back to bite you in the backside.

You are so positively sure he is a fraud?

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[Fr_Chuck]

You provide all of your proof, and evidence to the Department of Immigration. They have a department called "ICE" that investigates.

[tickle]

You provide all of your proof, and evidence to the Department of Immigration. They have a department called "ICE" that investigates.

Yes, here is the tel. number of I.C.E.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (I.C.E.). Call I.C.E. at (866) 347-2423 with as much specific information as possible.

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