UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR WITHIN USCIS

[bigdog 376]

I have worked with Nigerian Police before and Feds. Most likely numbers were gotten via our mailing. Don't know how you mailed this. Contact the CC and banks involved request a complaint form, advise them you will prosecute. Get more informaiton fom your banks and they will give you new cards. Take his name off all the cards except one. Put your husbands name on one card only, that will be sufficient for their purposes, use a low limit card. I would send a similar letter to USCIS in an advisory capacity only. They might have seen this before. Be careful.

[Channah&Aaron 51]

; I hope things will get more clear after you make the phone calls!

[Rainbow Medallion 2]

Hmmm.....what a horrific mess. I hope you get it sorted out!

[boomummy73 2]

What does RACE have to do with this?

Inaapropriate comment for your issue...I agree with everyone else...get with the bank to determine the facts. I would contact a manger at USCIS and see if they trace who touches the applications and if its recorded in a database log. I'm hoping that they do log which employees touches which application.

[boomummy73 2]

Jubi & Tony, I'm not sure if you read my comment correctly but I clearly stated it doesn't matter a persons race.. I didn't throw a certain race out there so there's no need to make it seem like I was focusing on a race... maybe you're trying to make my comment out to be more than what it is. I'm sure that a person that read my comment properly would know that that's not what I'm focusing on... I also mentioned that it didn't matter a persons background, how many degrees they have under their belt and etc, but I don't see you getting in a bunch over anything but the fact that I mentioned the word race.. please read and understand what you're reading before you go making things out to be bigger than what it is... thanks!!!

[boomummy73 2]

wow I hope you get to the bottom of this please keep us posted

[Anh map 2,098]

End the speculation..... What did the fraud prevention folks at the CC issuer have to say?

[boomummy73 2]

Thanks patient2010, I surely will.

[boomummy73 2]

your husbands scamming u?

[boomummy73 2]

No amanda1216, my husband is not scamming me because he doesn't have any of the credit cards in his possession... If you're asking, I hope you're asking out of concern and not because he's from Nigeria.

[boomummy73 2]

I am totally in wuth you ... the card sent to USCIS is being questioned and that is the only one with fraudulent activity. And you said you have not told any card number to your husband. So that has to do something with USCIS activity. Please call the bank and report a fraud and plead them for a fast report. Thanks for the post and keep us posted. USCIS is a organisation who has humans working. So this, though not supposed to happen, but is happening.

USCIS agent asked for sex too. Read this here . An Agent, a Green Card, and a Demand for Sex

Yes agree....inappropriate comment, ples do not bring race or something for something this bad already.

[boomummy73 2]

Thanks christera22, you seems to be the only one that understands where I'm coming from. I never had anything happen with my credit cards until I sent the copy of my credit cards to USCIS... I reiterate, my husband doesn't have the credit cards in his possession nor does he have the numbers, so I hope that clears it up with my husband.

You missed the point. They are saying race doesn't matter. The point is, you can't trust everyone now days.

How do you know?

Thanks joyjoy, I'm happy you understood exactly what I meant by my comment.

[boomummy73 2]

You need to get with your bank first and get the details of where the charges are coming from. One thing for sure, the issuer of your card have some good security system in place to protect you. Don't jump into any conclusion yet till you get all your facts, all you have right now is just suspicion and rightfully justified. A lsson to learn in this case is NEVER EVER leave your credit card information on any open correspondence it just makes it too easy for fraudulent people. The USCIS officials would have understood your action if you had blackened the numbers. Good luck on the erest of your journey and please keep us posted of the outcome. God Bless!

[boomummy73 2]

Hello good life, my first instinct was to cover a row of the numbers because I know that this type of stuff goes on... trust me, i wanted to so bad, but the other part of me said to myself that this is USCIS I'm dealing with and shouldn't do it. I'm sure that they would've understood, but part of me didn't want to take any chances... i guess you live and you learn.. I will surely keep you posted.

You did say security concerns and/or irregular activity right? Maybe USCIS reported securtiy issues to your card companies because you sent them your card numbers? Could it be possible that whoever inspected the package for completeness and payment saw the copies of your credit cards? Maybe there is some sort of protocol for this. I mean, they may not want credit card numbers sitting around in files because who knows who has seen them or has access to them.

[damulag 26]

So what did the fraud prevention unit tell you today???? They should be able to tell you what the amount of the suspect charge was and where it occured. Did you talk to them today.