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MSD has received reports regarding fraudulent letters being sent to applicants following public meetings. These fraudulent letters falsely claim project approval and demand large payments to finalize processing.
Key takeaways
MSD received reports of fraudulent letters sent to applicants after public meetings.
The letters falsely claim project approval.
The letters demand large payments to finalize processing.
Individuals are advised not to send payment in response to these letters.
MSD has received reports of fraudulent letters being sent to applicants following public meetings. According to a notice on the organization's website, these letters falsely claim a project has been approved and demand large payments to finalize processing.
The fraudulent correspondence targets individuals following public meetings. The letters falsely state that a project has received approval and request large payments in order to finalize the processing of the application.
Officials advise that individuals should not send any payment in response to these fraudulent letters.
