Beware: Consulates and Immigration Officers are Reading Your Facebook
Sep 05, 2009 by Gali Gordon
We’ve received a number of reports over the last couple of years that some consular officials as well as USCIS officers look for information on Facebook about a person before adjudicating their case. It appears that they are looking for any information that contradicts what’s stated on the application. This should serve as a little reminder to keep your settings on Facebook private, and watch what you tweet.
Tags: consulate, Facebook, immigration, privacy, Twitter, USCIS
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Gali,
Even if we keep our information private on Facebook, are you aware if USCIS or any other immigration agency still has full, back-door access to our profile page?