AI isn’t just helping people write resumes—it’s also making scams more convincing.

In this clip, U.S. immigration attorney David Nachman shares how applicants were redirected to a fake USCIS website displaying incorrect filing fees. Because the website looked authentic, many people couldn’t tell the difference.

Before submitting any immigration application, always verify that you’re using the official government website and confirm the latest filing fees through trusted sources.

Watch the full episode of Law in Order for more practical insights on AI, immigration, and protecting yourself from costly mistakes.

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