The New Jersey Division of  Consumer Affairs is targeting businesses that allegedly defraud consumers—mostly from Spanish-speaking Latin American countries—by calling themselves “notarios” and offering immigration advice.

The division announced Nov. 9 that it had issues notices of violation against 28 business in northern New Jersey that it said have improperly offered immigration advice to noncitizens.

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