usagco.orgReviews of usagco.org

Attention, ce sont des arnaqueurs, Je leur ai raccroché au nez et bloqué ma carte bancaire pour qu'ils ne puissent pas se servir.

usagcservices com + support usagcservices com è una truffa fate attenzione Dicono che il programma per il 2027 e' aperto invece non è vero, l'unico sito vero è questo da controllare sempre dvprogram state gov

This review goes back to April 2024 and the date is beyond the standard Trustpilot cutoff. However I am posting it as I can see nothing has changed since then, USAGCO is still in business, and my experience may be useful to others. Before describing my interaction I should point out that USAGCO appears to be a trading name only. You literally don't know who you are dealing with as neither the legal person (natural or corporate) with whom you are interacting, nor USAGCO's address, is disclosed. Not on the website or even on their invoice. This alone should send anyone running for the hills. In the instance I am reporting, my wife saw an ad on her phone, responded, and within a few minutes, had been relieved of USD2,000. She almost immediately realised she had made a mistake, and sent an email asking for a refund. USACGO said their policy didn't permit that and claimed my wife had agreed their terms and conditions (although they didn't produce evidence of this.) My wife was urged instead to send copies of the documents necessary for the application process. My wife responded that she had hadn't required USAGCO to do any work, and that as she was resident in the UK and had paid from there, the transaction was subject to UK law applicable to distance selling. This requires sellers to refund buyers within 14 days of purchase if requested. My wife also reported the issue to the card company used for payment. USAGCO did not acknowledge the validity of the legal point, but did, shortly thereafter, refund my wife. The refund was not notified or or explained, the money just appeared back in her account. So if you have the misfortune to pay money to USAGCO (whoever they/it/she/he may be), be clear on your legal rights, explain your position clearly and promptly, and make sure you put everything in writing.

DEFINITELY as scam, I gave all my dets to advisor after paying for the consultation, then when we spoke, he said I had to pay I believe 2,500USD. I was horrified, even more so because he was persistent that I pay the money to 'help me' and pressured me beyond belief. It was scary and I did not get a refund for not going through with the application. Red Flag, be very careful and not sure how these people are getting away with this, must be some sort of conspiracy.

Ho provato a compilare il loro modulo, ma mi sono fermato quando mi sono reso conto che non era un servizio governativo come volevano far credere. Inoltre chiedevano l'inserimento della carta di credito per il pagamento del servizio di 39$. Il giorno successivo mi hanno telefonato facendomi tante domande. Quando ho chiesto di interrompere la telefonata perchè non ero più interessato,mi hanno chiuso insultandomi.

This is for sure a scam site. In my case after a long interview I which of course they told me I was eligible, they asked me for 1700 dollars to go on with the application process

Under no circumstances do not make the mistake I made of giving these people your passport info and card details this company is a scam .I’ve already reported them to the fraud department

Like everyone else here, I tested my eligibility on the USAGO website. Then I was contacted by a "junior consultant," a woman who convinced me to pay 389 US dollars for my DV Lottery registration. Several months later, in November 2024, I received a call from someone named Jonathan Miller. He told me that the system had changed — there was no longer a lottery, but rather a profile-based selection. According to him, the U.S. Department had selected my profile for an interview in 2025 at the U.S. Embassy. He was very persuasive and managed to get a lot of money from me. I asked him every question I could think of to test his honesty — and he always had an answer. This "Jonathan Miller" claimed to work for American Green Card Services, the parent company of USAGO. They had a website where they created a customer account for me, and I could see all my invoices there. They also replied very quickly to all my emails and phone calls, which made it seem more legitimate. But in February, I realized I was being scammed and stopped all communication with them. The website has since changed, and I no longer have access to my account — the final proof of this fraudulent operation. I have reported everything to the FBI. I hope they are caught, and I honestly wish they rot in hell. UPDATE on 3rd of May, results published: "Based on the information provided, the Entry HAS NOT BEEN SELECTED for further processing for the Electronic Diversity Visa program at this time." So, they are SCAM, this is the ultimate proof. I went through the whole process, paid them, they ASSURED me my profile was selected, times and times again. End of the story. UPDATE 29/05/2025 I asked for a refund. Of course, they replied that it was impossible — "services were rendered," they said. But no service was rendered, apart from the registration in October 2024. But wait — it doesn’t stop there. They harass you in every possible way! Now they’re calling from UK phone numbers. I had to block all the numbers and email addresses I was aware of just to stop the communication. They honestly deserve to be in jail! And listen to this: my application was rejected — and yet they claim it’s not true! "We’re still working on your application and will inform you about the interview," they say. This is insane! And be aware — they’ve changed their website again! It’s like they’re constantly trying to cover their tracks. This whole operation feels incredibly shady.