@Waiverpending2023 someone posted a copy of September letter in a Facebook group for people helping with waivers and it said September letter on it. Don’t they say that? He is helping me with my waiver.
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@Orlando They do NOT.
Its a nickname, its not actually called the officially. Its a euphemism. That sounds fake.
@J Rogers yes well a lot of fake things and promises have been shared in this group so I can see that. And it was posted from someone posting and offering service in this forum
Mine does not say that. What I posted yesterday is the entire contents of the letter minus my name and address at the top. Not sure if they vary from case to case.
@Waiverpending2023 I doubt. I just think now that people post and try to sell fake promises to others. When we are desperate for something people take advantage and that’s why we have to much fake documentation circulating as it relates to immigration
If someone posts something you find suspicious, please bring it forward. Its important to:
-make sure people don't get deceived
-Technically you are giving them a chance to defend themselves. (which is fair)
I name bad actors by name for a reason. You cannot be held responsible for telling the truth. Also, you are anonymous. I am probably one of the very few using their real name.
@J Rogers I did right after reading it here and I was blocked right away. Either way I have all our correspondence via messenger. It simply say’s Facebook user now. Lol
@Orlando Whats the company called or the name of the person?
@J Rogers Natalya Curto and Scotty. It’s not a company per se. It’s a DIY with help. She said $1700 to do it fully and $700 for advice.
[ Orlando appended this reply on April 21, 2023 @ 1:11 pm ]
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@Orlando That's insane.
$700 for advice?
@J Rogers yes sir.