Contact NorthAmericans.com
The only way to contact NorthAmericans.com is by email at contact@northamericans.com. To report an error, use the subject line "Correction". We cannot give advice on individual immigration cases, and we will never ask you for money or documents.
On this page
- Report an error
- Subject line "Correction"
- Phone line or contact form
- None
- Advice on your case
- Not available; we are not lawyers
- We never ask for
- Money, passport copies or account passwords
How to reach us
Email contact@northamericans.com. It is our only contact method: we do not have a phone line or a contact form.
A clear subject line helps your message reach the right place:
| Subject line | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Correction | An error or an out-of-date fact on a page |
| Press | Media and research questions (see press) |
| Privacy | Questions or requests about your personal information (see privacy) |
| Accessibility | Something on the site that does not work for you (see accessibility) |
| Expert review | Licensed professionals who want to review pages (see expert review) |
| Professional network | Licensed professionals interested in our planned network (see join our network) |
| Advertising | Sponsorship questions (see advertise) |
Reporting a correction
Use the subject line Correction and include:
- The link to the page
- What you think is wrong
- A link to the official source, if you have one
We check every report against official sources and fix confirmed errors. Our editorial policy explains how corrections work.
What we can't help with
We are not a law firm, a licensed immigration consultant or a government agency. We cannot:
- Tell you which visa or program you should apply for
- Review your documents or check your eligibility
- Prepare or file applications
- Check the status of your case
- Speed up a government decision
Where to go instead:
- Your case status or a government decision: contact the agency handling your file. In the US that is USCIS or the US embassy or consulate; in Canada, IRCC; in Mexico, INM or the Mexican consulate.
- Advice on your situation: a licensed immigration attorney in the US, a lawyer or regulated Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC) in Canada, or a licensed lawyer in Mexico. See how to verify a lawyer or consultant.
- Choosing a program: try our free pathway finder.
Beware of anyone pretending to be us
NorthAmericans.com does not sell visas, job offers or immigration services, and we do not charge readers anything. We will never:
- Call you or message you on WhatsApp or social media to offer immigration help
- Ask you to pay money, including fees for visas, forms or appointments
- Ask for your passport, ID documents or government account passwords
If someone claiming to be from NorthAmericans.com does any of this, it is not us. Read our scam protection guide and forward the message to contact@northamericans.com.
What happens to your email
We use your email only to read and answer it and, for corrections, to keep a record of what we changed. We do not sell or share your address, and we do not add you to a mailing list. Please do not send passport scans, case numbers or other sensitive documents: we do not need them, and email is not a secure channel. Details are in our privacy policy.
When to expect a reply
We read every message. We cannot promise a reply time, and we give priority to correction reports about errors that could harm readers, such as a wrong deadline, fee or program status.
Frequently asked questions
Does NorthAmericans.com have a phone number?
No. Email at contact@northamericans.com is the only way to contact us.
Can you look at my case or tell me which visa to apply for?
No. We are not lawyers or licensed consultants and cannot give individual advice. Our guides explain how programs work, and our pathway finder can help you see which programs may fit.
How do I check the status of my application?
Contact the agency handling your file: USCIS or the US embassy or consulate, IRCC in Canada, or INM or the Mexican consulate. We have no access to government case systems.
Someone says they work for NorthAmericans.com and wants money. Is it real?
No. We never charge readers, never sell visas or appointments, and never ask for documents or passwords. Forward the message to contact@northamericans.com and see our scam protection guide.
How do I report a mistake on a page?
Email contact@northamericans.com with the subject "Correction", the page link, what is wrong and an official source if you have one.
Official sources
- USCIS: Contact Centeruscis.gov
- IRCC: Contact IRCCcanada.ca
- Gobierno de México: Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM)gob.mx
- USCIS: Find legal servicesuscis.gov
General information, not legal advice. NorthAmericans.com is independent and not affiliated with any government.