us-immigration.com é seguro?

This site tries hard to look like an official government website. But they are not! You don't need their overpriced service to apply for citizenship. After you would pay them, you would still have fees owing to the government for processing/filing your forms. Its hard to call them a scam site for selling an overpriced service. BUT they worked hard to make a government looking site to trick people into thinking they have to deal with them. ( and in my books that earns a scam rating)

Scrapping Website - Illegal, Stolen Trustmarks - Why trust a site that needs to Steal Trust Seals??? Where is the Trust coming from??? - Site Uses Fake, Fraudulent Trust Marks and Seals. - Use these sites with caution, do not become their next victim. - Fully read the "Warnings" and any "Membership or Terms and Conditions" *-* Sites that do not subscribe to the Norton VeriSign, McAfee Secure, or other Trust/Secure services try to fool consumers/visitors by placing an "Illegal / Stolen" copy of the trustmark/seal on their website in order to give the appearance of "Trust" and "Security". This practice is called “Scrapping.” *~* Why would you trust a site that needs to knowingly Steal Trust Seals? Which of course sounds nothing like how a legitimate and reputable company would do business! Site Hosts an Illegal McAfee Secure Trustmark. - Fake/Forged Trustmark (site uses a JPG): https://www.us-immigration.com/images/ssl-secure-img.png https://www.mcafeesecure.com/RatingVerify?ref=www.us-immigration.com Site is setup and designed to "mimic" the look of the official US Immigration site, site is Not Affiliated with the US governments website where the "Immigration Forms Are Free". Fully read the "Warnings" and any "Membership or Terms and Conditions". This site is a "FEE" based form filling/application site. While you may think the "fee they charge" is for "processing" the necessary forms you need, "You" are still "liable for any government fees" associated with the processing of your forms/applications. So save some money and fill out the forms yourself, for free!!! If their services are needed for ease of use, just remember they are a "Fee Based" website and Not Affiliated with the US government.

Mistakenly thought I was on a legitimate government site. Realized the mistake. Deleted my information (name and phone number) and left the site. Fifteen minutes later, I received a phone call from the vendor, U.S. Immigration Center, asking how long I had been a resident! I asked them how they had gotten my phone number, and some guy with a thick asian accent insisted that I had filed an application with them, which was not true! I had deleted all information and had not submitted anything. Definitely a scam to charge money for filling-out applications that you can do at home yourself.