Us ImmigrationsupportReviews of us-immigrationsupport.org

SCAM PHISHING SITE AND EMAILS! I received an email saying to "re enter the info for your [6 m.o.] daughter's ESTA" and knew something was off, so I looked at the actual uscis.gov website, and sent an email inquiry about the email regarding potential fraudulent emails, and the response I received was: "Thank you for your inquiry. The email you have forwarded **[email address of info@us-immigrationsupport .org]** is NOT a[n American government] email address/website, and is not affiliated with USCIS. To avoid immigration scams see the “Most Common Scams” here: uscis.gov/ avoidscams

Reine Abzocke ! Krass Überhöhte Preise ohne Nutzen! Meine Kreditkarte hatte die Überweisung Gottseidank abgelehnt!

Total utter scam. I still can’t believe this happened it was so similar to the actual site. Still bamboozled it happened. Check domains again and again - a big lesson.

This is not the official USA Visa Website, but Google has it as Number 1. I paid by mistake. But they were incredibly reasonable. I emailed them back and received a full refund within the hour. I should have read the fine print. Bravo, US Immigration Support! Excellent customer service for someone who used the wrong website.

Due to very prompt responses, I think this is a great organization. Thanks for helping me!

Private Betrugs Firma! Sie verlangen pro Person $139, was Wucher ist! Bei soliden Unternehmen oder direkt bei US Government kosten die ESTA Erstellungen $21. Diese Firma verlangt das 6 fache! Sie werben damit, dass sie die $21 "abdecken" und alle nachkommenden Änderungen nichts mehr kosten. Was soll denn danach noch geändert werden? Mein Name, mein Geschlecht? Einfach unverschämt!

Avoid avoid! Didn’t know this was the unofficial website. This is a Google sponsored website. As soon as you pay contact your bank and their email address they contact you on. Lesson learnt!

Just like a lot of other reviewers, I thought I was on the US Government official website to get an ESTA. Turns out I wasn't but to be fair the web pages did state it was not the Government website, I just didn't see the small print. I was surprised to see a credit card charge of around £93 for this so I contacted US Immigration Support through the email address given on the confirmation email received from them. Again, to be fair, they responded in a few minutes and agreed to cancel the application and the fee charged to the credit card. As others have said they appear at the top of a google search, maybe the wording 'sponsored' at the top of the search results is a clue that it's a paid for service to get to the top of the search results list?