You may choose to be represented by an attorney or accredited representative when filing applications or petitions with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). But, you should be aware of the following information to help protect yourself from fraudulent activities committed by individuals posing as attorneys or accredited representatives.
The following DO NOT list is suggested by DOL, see more advices online at USCIS.GOV
DO NOT sign blank applications, petitions or other papers. - DO NOT sign documents that you do not understand.
- DO NOT sign documents that contain false statements or inaccurate information.
- DO NOT make payments to a representative without getting a receipt.
- DO NOT pay expensive fees to non-attorneys.
- DO obtain copies of all documents prepared or submitted for you.
- DO verify an attorney’s or accredited representative’s eligibility to represent you.
- DO report any representative’s unlawful activity to USCIS, State Bar Associations and/or State Offices of Attorneys General.
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