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USCIS called about Cybersoftec now in 2008! -- PLEASE HELP

Hello .. cybersoftec victim here .. how can I contact UN ?
USCIS is asking me about cybersoftec now ... I never joined them (once I learnt they were not paying their employees) PLEASE HELP ASAP!

Anyone know how to deal with this situation ?
 
USCIS asked if I was involved in the fraud (did I purchase the pre-approved labor?)

USCIS asked if I was involved in the fraud (did I purchase the pre-approved labor?). Please tell me how to deal with this situation.

Also, do you know any good attorneys who are familiar with Cybersoftec victims ?
 
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Another CST Victim

I am a CST victim too.My EAD and AP applied through CSTwere denied as they were not genuine...



Now on November 7,2007 I did file EAD and AP.My Lawyer,knowing my previous CST case suggested that we paper file the EAD and AP application. I have no LUD 's on them.

Its been over 3 months now and I am worried as to what could be the reason.

Last week when I called up the IO I was told that my case was not touched yet and i should get the result in few days.I was told that due to applications overload my case was not touched.....



Anyone in similar sitiuation.....


Did the CST victims who filed the AP and EAD after or on July 2007 recieve the cards?



Were there any RFE's???



Please let me know...



Thanks
 
Thanks for responding Mahek. Could you please elaborate why you think it would have been better if I had joined them ?

I did not join Cybersoftec because they were not able to get H1-B approved for me (even after several months!) By that time, I found some postings on path2usa.com which said that their employees did not get paid on time. At that point, I also had a fall-out with them, and they cancelled the job offer.

Please let me know your thoughts.
 
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