Changing your address with USPS does not update your address with USCIS, and USPS will not forward USCIS mail. You are responsible for keeping your address current with both USCIS and USPS. If you do not update your address with USCIS, you may miss notices, your case may be delayed, and you may not receive your immigration documents. Submit your change of address: uscis.gov/addresschange

#FraudFriday: Naturalization fraud undermines the integrity of U.S. citizenship and, under President Trump, will never be tolerated. In Charlotte, a federal grand jury charged Sha Bahadur Ghaley with naturalization fraud, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office filed denaturalization actions against three others for allegedly obtaining U.S. citizenship through fraud, concealment, or willful misrepresentation. USCIS supported several of these investigations and continues to collaborate with federal partners to protect the lawful immigration system and hold individuals who commit immigration fraud accountable. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

#FraudFriday: Immigration fraud undermines America’s immigration system. If you suspect fraud involving documents, identity, marriage, visas, asylum claims, employment, or false claims of U.S. citizenship, report it to USCIS. Submit a tip: uscis.gov/ProtectAmerica

Alla Nowowiejski, a Houston area immigration attorney, has been charged with mail fraud and false statements. According to the indictment, Nowowiejski accepted payments from clients for work visa applications that she never filed or only filed in part. USCIS assisted in the investigation that led to her arrest. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele… #FraudFriday

Before USCIS makes any decision, officers thoroughly assess each case to determine eligibility and carefully scrutinize the information for public safety and national security concerns. Under President Trump, USCIS’ top priority is protecting the American people.

Immigration fraud takes many forms, including through fake marriages, frivolous asylum applications, and lying to get an employment visa. If you have information about suspected fraud or abuse, report it through the USCIS Tip Form: uscis.gov/ProtectAmerica

Recently, USCIS supported several investigations that led to revocations of fraudulently obtained citizenship. “Under the Trump administration, individuals who unlawfully obtain U.S. citizenship will face serious consequences. Through strong interagency partnerships, USCIS is helping ensure that those who violate the law are held responsible.” - @USCISJoe uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

Unforeseen circumstances like hurricanes, wildfires, and severe weather may affect the processing of a USCIS application, petition, or immigration request. We will provide information on available options in these situations. If your case may be affected, review the guidance and take appropriate action. Learn more: uscis.gov/newsroom/immigrati…

When you sign an Affidavit of Support, you agree to a financial obligation that is legally enforceable. Sponsors can be held responsible for supporting a sponsored individual until the individual becomes a U.S. citizen or is credited with 10 years of work. Learn more: uscis.gov/greencard/affidavi…

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided vital assistance to an investigation leading to an indictment charging Bosnian national Miran Kostic, 66, of Boise, with lying to try to obtain U.S. citizenship. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

Two Chinese aliens turned themselves in Sept. 17 on charges that accuse one of a naturalization crime and both of a firearm crime. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services assisted the investigation. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

Personally identifiable information (PII) is any information that can identify an individual, including a name, Social Security number, date of birth, fingerprints, and other sensitive details. Protect PII at all times. Do not post it on social media or share it with untrusted parties. Failure to safeguard personal information can expose individuals to fraud, identity theft, and other risks.

Working with our federal partners, USCIS helped apprehend a Nigerian alien charged with visa fraud and theft of more than $300,000 when he came to our Houston office. This collaboration ensures that those who abuse our immigration laws and commit financial crimes are held accountable. Protecting our nation and enforcing the law are our priorities.

USCIS provides immigration relief only to eligible victims of human trafficking and other qualifying crimes. These programs are intended to protect victims, not to be exploited. We are firmly committed to identifying, investigating, and preventing fraud, misuse, and abuse in humanitarian programs. Traffickers often use false promises of employment or a better life to exploit vulnerable individuals. Learn more: uscis.gov/humanitarian/victi… Report suspected human trafficking at 866-347-2423

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services supported a federal investigation resulting in the indictment of five people for their roles in a scheme to exploit a nonimmigrant visa worker program to fraudulently obtain worker visas and smuggle aliens into the United States. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

IT'S A SCAM: Sometimes businesses and websites pretend to be immigration experts or say they have special connections to the government. They might also “guarantee” that you can get a visa, Green Card, or work permit faster if you pay a fee. Learn more: uscis.gov/avoid-scams

#FraudFriday: USCIS denied citizenship to an alien after records showed the applicant registered to vote in Nevada, falsely claimed to be a U.S. citizen on a voter registration record, and voted in the 2024 general election in clear violation of the law. Only U.S. citizens have the right to vote in federal elections. USCIS carefully reviews evidence of unlawful voting and false claims to U.S. citizenship when determining eligibility for naturalization.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided pivotal assistance to an investigation leading to the indictment and arrest of a Houston area immigration attorney. uscis.gov/newsroom/news-rele…

USCIS Director Edlow was honored to attend the Institute for Defense and Government Advancement 2026 Border Technology Summit and deliver keynote remarks alongside federal and private sector leaders. The summit provided an important forum to discuss border security priorities and the role of technology in strengthening operations while maintaining rigorous screening and vetting standards. “As director, I am focused on driving a cultural shift at USCIS: increasing the pace of progress and development so that we use technology to improve our operations without compromising the highest standards of screening and vetting.” - @USCISJoe

Do not submit original documents as supporting evidence unless form instructions specifically require them; if not, you should submit photocopies. Sending originals that we did not request slows processing, and we may not return your documents. We will return original documents only when we specifically requested originals. Get more information: uscis.gov/forms