NEW YORK — The New York Department of State is warning immigrants about a rise in immigration scams targeting new Americans.
Officials say scammers are taking advantage of complex immigration laws to steal personal information or money, often targeting people with limited English proficiency.
The department’s division of consumer protection and the office for new americans are offering tips to help immigrants avoid common scams.
Anyone needing assistance can call the new Americans hotline at 1-800-566-7636. Click here to learn more.
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