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U.S. Embassy Warns Nepalis Against Fraudulent Promises (US Embassy Press Release)

The U.S. Embassy is concerned about recent reports in the media that dishonest individuals are claiming that they can help Nepalis enter the United States and earn Temporary Protected Status

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