FACT: USCIS MONITORS social networks..

[IndigoSkies 168]

Can you verify it?

Edited October 14, 2010 by IndigoSkies

[BANDITQUEEN 0]

Can you verify it?

lol who told u that or where did u hear about it?

there are thousands of this kind network and thousands of post a day how is that possible?

[Eric-Pris 1,606]

I'm sure they do because what we post on an internet forum is so important to them.

[marriedtomrg 141]

They also check Facebook and Twitter accounts of applicants. it's been reported in the Philippine forum a number of times.

[Krikit 1,164]

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The Canadians know for a fact that the Montreal Consulate monitors VJ.

Moving from IR-1/CR-1 Process forum to General Immigration Discussion.

[IndigoSkies 168]

I know from a very reliable source the USCIS monitors facebook and twitter. I'm sure they'll monitor VISAJourney also. It only makes sense.

[LADYDARE 28]

I know from a very reliable source the USCIS monitors facebook and twitter. I'm sure they'll monitor VISAJourney also. It only makes sense.

Intresting

[CanadianRedneck 8]

Well if they're watching, Expedite my dang I-130..pls..lol

[BANDITQUEEN 0]

Well if they're watching, Expedite my dang I-130..pls..lol

[idaho1 1]

Okay this is for the very nice people at the CSC. ..I really do not want to march on your office. PLEEEESE for give me.

[GC2010 7]

Can you verify it?

USCIS don't have the time to monitors social network and don't care about wat we talk about on it because they got they field manual that they follow..

[lucky Jimmy 7]

I would suspect some USCIS adjudicators watch us on social networks. Maybe this could explain the long wait? they are watching us on social networks and could be adjudicating our petitions.

[Kittyfang 6]

While I believe that some officers may look up Facebook if they think it contains some info that is relevant to the case, I doubt that it's a practice for them to automatically scrutinize every single social website or Immigration Forum.

First, I'm sure they don't have the time or resources to pay someone to skim trough the endless sea of posts that are out there.

Second, why would they do it? As I said, they can look up something about a case they have; maybe someone mentioned "hey, him and I met on Facebook, trough his sister". The officer can look up Facebook to see if they can find and confirm that info, but why would they randomly look at immigration websites? Surely, we know that they are not confirming or denying information given by other members, and I doubt enough details are given here for them to pinpoint anyone, find where they live and act up on whatever information they found online.

A few months/years back, there was a member who said that they worked for USCIS. He was here with us because he was engaged to someone from another country. He was nice enough to answer questions (you can still find the "interview" somewhere on VJ) and he said that most people at USCIS are not aware of VJ, or if they are, they do not visit it.

[Krikit 1,164]

The officers at the Consulate in Montreal not only read VJ, but they have also matched member names to visa applications. There are a number of Canadians who have had this confirmed at their interviews. I can find you the link if you're interested.

[Kittyfang 6]

The officers at the Consulate in Montreal not only read VJ, but they have also matched member names to visa applications. There are a number of Canadians who have had this confirmed at their interviews. I can find you the link if you're interested.

Then we should ask them to volunteer someone to answer our questions all day long hehe!