Baku / 05/14/19 / Turan: The US Embassy in Azerbaijan issued a warning about fraud in connection with lotteries to receive a Visa Green Card -2020.
The message indicates a significant increase in the number of mailing fake email addresses and letters to participants in the Visa Green Card program.
The senders of these addresses and letters present themselves as representatives of the US government in order to receive money from program participants.
It also calls not to use the services of local companies offering assistance in participating in the program.
"These organizations pursue their goal. The US Embassy does not cooperate with any local organization Green Card or does not provide them with support," the message reads.
Applications can be checked without any payments only on the official website of the Department of State.
http://www.dvlottery.state.gov.
"If you are faced with fraud or have been contacted for fraud, please contact the Embassy"s Facebook page or email at the Consularbaku@state.gov of the Embassy," the message from the Embassy concludes. -06D-
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