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At The JTP Agency, we take ethical recruitment seriously and want to ensure that all job seekers are protected from fraudulent individuals posing as our representatives. Unfortunately, scammers are creating fake WhatsApp accounts, reaching out to individuals through Google Meets, and sending fake questionnaires while falsely claiming to be affiliated with our agency. Even worse, they are charging job seekers fees, pretending to have a direct relationship with The JTP Agency.
How the H-2 Visa Job System Works
The H-2 visa program is a legal pathway for foreign workers to obtain temporary jobs in the U.S. under the H-2A (agricultural) and H-2B (non-agricultural) visa categories. Here’s how the process works:
U.S. Employers Must Be Approved – Only employers who have been approved by the U.S. Department of Labor and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) can legally hire foreign workers under the H-2 visa program. The JTP Agency works with such employers to match them with qualified applicants.
No Fees for Workers – Workers are never required to pay any recruitment, application, or processing fees. It is illegal for recruiters or agents to charge workers for job placement.
Official Job Offers – After submitting an application through The JTP Agency’s official website, your resume is reviewed, qualified applicants are contacted via email and are interviewed
If selected, are provided with an official job offer.
Visa Processing and Travel Costs Covered – If a worker is selected, the cost of the visa and travel expenses are covered. Workers will never pay for their visa or recruitment.
How to Identify a Scam
If someone reaches out to you claiming to be from The JTP Agency, keep the following in mind:
Official Communication – The only legitimate emails from our agency come from an @jtpagency.com domain. If you receive an email from any other domain, it is a scam.
No Fees for Job Placement – It is illegal for recruiters or agents to charge workers for placement in H-2 jobs. If someone is asking you for money to secure a job, they are scamming you. The required fees for recruitment are already covered.
Requests for Personal Information – Scammers may ask for sensitive personal details such as your passport information, Social Security Number, bank details, or home address before an fake job offer is made. Be cautious and verify before sharing any personal information.
Unverified Virtual Meetings – Fraudulent individuals are using Google Meets, Zoom, or WhatsApp to pose as The JTP Agency representatives. Always verify the identity of anyone requesting a virtual meeting before attending. A true representative of The JTP Agency will always use their @jtpagency.com domain
Fake Questionnaires – Some scammers send fraudulent questionnaires pretending to be part of the hiring process. Do not complete any forms unless they come directly from The JTP Agency’s official email
Unrealistic Job Offers – Be wary of people promising guaranteed jobs, immediate job placement, or extremely high salaries. The official H-2 visa process takes time and requires interviews with U.S. employers.
How Scammers Operate
Scammers use different tactics to deceive job seekers. Here are some common red flags:
• Fake WhatsApp or Facebook accounts pretending to be The JTP Agency recruiters.
• Random messages from unknown numbers offering you an H-2 job immediately.
• Scammers pretending to have special connections with U.S. employers.
• False promises of visa approvals in exchange for money.
• Fake job ads on social media that lead to unofficial recruitment sites.
• Fraudulent “agents” or “brokers” claiming to be The JTP Agency representatives.
What to Do If You Suspect a Scam
If you are contacted by someone claiming to be from The JTP Agency and they:
• Ask for money
• Request personal information
• Want to meet via Google Meets, Zoom, or WhatsApp without verification
• Do not use an official @jtpagency.com email
You need to take action:
a. Verify Their Identity – Email info@jtpagency.com to confirm whether the person contacting you is an official representative.
b. Report the Scammer – If they are not affiliated with The JTP Agency, report the incident to us immediately so we can take action.
c. Do Not Send Money – Never pay any fees for job placement. It is illegal for recruiters to charge you for an H-2 job.
How to Safely Apply for an H-2 Visa Job
To apply for a legitimate H-2 job with JTP Agency, follow these steps:
Submit Your Application on Our Official Website – Use our online job portal at www.jtpagency.com/resume to upload your resume.
Make Sure Your Resume Is Updated – Your resume should include recent work experience that matches the job you are applying for.
Verify Your Country’s Eligibility – Check if your citizenship is eligible for an H-2B visa by visiting: H-2B Eligible Countries List.
Wait for an Official Email from The JTP Agency – If you are selected for an interview, we will contact you only through an @jtpagency.com email address.
Never Pay for Your Application – The entire application process is 100% free for workers. If someone asks you for money, they are not part of the JTP Agency.
Stay Safe and Informed
Scammers are becoming more sophisticated, but by staying alert and following these guidelines, you can protect yourself. Always confirm communication through official channels and never make payments for job placement. If in doubt, reach out to us at info@jtpagency.com for verification.
The JTP Agency is committed to ethical recruitment and ensuring that all job seekers are treated fairly and legally. Do not let scammers take advantage of you—verify before you trust!
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