Phil Clancy - [email protected]

This is not a genuine au pair opportunity; it is a scam. If you are looking for an au pair position in the USA, please read these US Government webpages about the US Au Pair Program:

http://exchanges.state.gov/jexchanges/p ... upair.html

http://j1visa.state.gov/participants/how-to-apply/

Do not send money to any agency, embassy, lawyer, or other person introduced to you by a potential host family.

From: Phil Clancy <[email protected]>
Subject: Clancy Family in NYC

Hi Nanny,
We are Clancy Family with Joel our 5-year old son from Queens, NY. Most american and New York aupairs don't want to live-in with families, we are busy family looking for nanny-aupair to stay with our son Joel after school when we are at work and take care of the apartment as we go to work, My wife works with the NYPD and I work at the LaGuardia Airport in NYC.
Job facilities are,
1. Free private room for aupair
2. Free days on weekends.
3. Free feedings, $500 salary per week
Or do you have your prefered salary per week and when are you available to move to USA for a nanny job?

Clancy Family.

The stolen photographs sent by this scammer have also been used in several other scams. You can see this here:

viewtopic.php?f=42&p=112608

From: Phil Clancy <[email protected]>

Hi,
Nanny duties are waking Joel up and make him ready for school in the morning, and pick him from school and stay home with him while we are at work in the afternoon with free days on Saturdays and Sundays when we are at home, so we have these few interviews for you.
1. What is your age and and your experience in nanny/aupair work?
2. When can you come to USA to join us for the job?
3. Can you live with us in the same apartment and are you good our $500 salary per week?
4. Do you wish to attend school or classes when you arrive?
5. Are you religious and what religion do you practice?
6. Have you got your american visa already or you need our helps for it?
We hope you can be good nanny for Joel as we've decided to hire you if you already had an american visa.

Clancy Family.

From: Phil Clancy <[email protected]>

Hi,
Me and my wife will help you with your flight booking to New York but our last aupair came to U.S through T-Lingren Travel Agency here in NY, she registered with them with $100 registration fee and they arranged some travel and invitation documents for her signed and approved by the U.S immigration service, the documents were posted to her for presentation at the embassy in her country and got her visa with few days, you can deal with your own travel agency or would you use this one that i'm talking about? so I could ask the aupair for their contact e-mail.

Phil.

The agency is also fake, and is part of the scam.

From: Phil Clancy <[email protected]>

I got the agency's contact e-mail and i advise that you contact them immediately and see how the working visa documents and the whole arrangement works,
[email protected]

Phil Clancy.

This is an email from the fake agency. It was not sent from the USA; it was sent from Nigeria, as proven by the IP address: 41.86.158.69 - Lagos, Nigeria.

From: "Truman D. Lingren" <[email protected]>
Subject: TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

T-LINGREN TRAVEL AGENCIES.
80 Pine Street, New York NY 10005.

Dear Applicant,
We are not nanny or aupair agency, we are Travel Agency and our services include helping overseas jobseekers in processing their visa application letters and invitations documents to the United States with $100 registration fee with the following requirements:
1. Host Employer Names and SSN (Social Security Number) needed by the U.S Immigration Services
2. Applicant's Full Names
3. Applicant's Job Position
4. Applicant's Date of Birth
5. Applicant's Nationality
6. Your Current Address where the invitation and letter documents will be posted.
7. $70 Registration fee and $30 documents posting fee through DHL, $100 total.
Provide us the above requirements to enable us proceed with your visa documents arrangements immediately and note that your employer must show up in our office for employer's notice signings before we post your approved visa documents to your designated mailing address.