(NPCC) Oil & Gas Company / Fake Job Scam Fraud

From: "(NPCC) OilField Construction UAE" employment@npcc-oil.com

Date: 12 October 2014 10:11:24 BST

To: 

Subject: EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT TERMS & AGREEMENT

         From: david.moore@immigrations-lawyers.org

Date: 14 October 2014 11:27:17 BST
To: 
Subject: WORKERS PERMIT APPLICATION FORMS

Dear: 

I have been contacted by (NPCC) Oil & Gas Company UAE to assist you with
the application of a work permit and entry visa through the UAE Immigration/Workers
permit Office. In my capacity as an immigration representative, I have to inform you
on the United Arab Emirates laws and policies in regards to Highly Skilled Migrant
seeking leave to enter the United Arab Emirate.

A person seeking leave to enter the United Arab Emirate as a Highly Skilled Migrant
must provide certain documents to enable his/her immigration representative apply and
obtain the required work permit papers.

In other to apply for your work permit/entry visa,i have attached (1) UAE Immigration
forms, for this purpose. These forms should be filled and sent back immediately with
these requirements;

a) Your academic/professional certificates.
b) Photo page of your international passport
c) A passport photograph

The submission of the entry security clearance requirements will necessitate the UAE
police department to provide further instructions after due screening of your
international passport via your country's High commission in UAE.

In pursuance and actualization of your work permit papers,Please fill out the UAE
Immigration forms and submit copies of academic certificates,passport photograph,
and a verifiable ID CARD e.g. International passport /Or Driver’s License /Or National
ID CARD.

Scan all the documents via email attachment and do not hesitate to contact me if you have
any questions.

Acknowledge receipt of this mail.
.
Yours Sincerely
Mr. David Moore (Esq.)
Tel: +971-559 312 626
Email: david.moore@immigrations-lawyers.org
*Immigration expert & Entry Clearance Assistant*
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