We all know of the typical case of Medicaid Fraud Investigation.
Someone receiving benefits gets a letter from 250 Church Street stating they
are under Medicaid Fraudinvestigation and are to appear for a Medicaid Fraud interview. Many
people fear that they will have to pay back large sums of money that they don’t
have or will be arrested when they appear for an interview. However, what many
people do not realize is that there is another consequence of Medicaid Fraud investigation.
It’s deportation.
Medicaid fraud is a criminal
offense. If found guilty, someone who is a non-citizen can be deported. Stealing
of over ten thousand dollars is considered an aggravated felony, and along with
deportation, one may never be allowed back into the United States. If
deportation is not an issue, but criminal charges are filed, it will go on your
record and will show up every time you apply for a job.
If you receive a letter from an investigation
agency, such as the HRA, do not waste any time, hire an experienced Medicaid Fraud Attorney who can
help you right away.
For
more information, contact the Law Office of Inna Fershteyn
1517
Voorhies Avenue, Suite 4
Brooklyn,
NY 11235
Phone:
(718) 333-2394
Website:
Medicaid-Fraud-Attorney.com
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