Scams offering fake Au Pair positions
#193221 by AlanJones Wed Mar 05, 2014 4:11 pm
[email protected] is an email address used by au pair scammers pretending to be the US State Department. The real US Government would not be using a free email address.

Dear Applicant,
Welcome to U.S State Department Consultant, Our consular office prepares Au Pairs' entry DS-2019 visa documents, the approved Certificates of Eligibility that you will present to the Embassy in your country with your passport to get your J-1 visa, for processing of DS-2019 forms and confirmation of your entry application, these are the basic requirements.
- Ask your host family for Contract Letter and send to us by e-mail.
- Applicant's Passport Number.
- Applicant's Full Names.
- Applicant's Nationality.
- Applicant's Birth Date.
- Applicant's Address where to post your documents.
- ($200) the DS-2019 documents fee.
Send your $200 DS-2019 documents fee with above details for processing of your DS-2019 eligibilty documents, the documents would be posted to your address as these would make you obtain your J-1 visa at the embassy in your living country.



www.state.gov
Mrs(Dr.)Patricia A. Farmer,
Secretary and Administrative Consultant

Please do not tell scammers that they are listed here - it will take them seconds to change their fake details and their new details will not be listed for any future victims to find.
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