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Maryland Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Visa Fraud

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USCISMay 28, 2025

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A Maryland man was sentenced to federal prison for visa fraud with assistance from USCIS investigators. The case demonstrates ongoing enforcement against document and visa application fraud. Details on the specific visa category were not disclosed in the announcement.

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 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided valuable assistance to the investigation that led to the sentencing of a Maryland man for visa fraud.

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