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They claim that it's a great opportunity and the job offers no benefits what so ever. It's part of a contractor to scheme to profit off of desperate people. One trick to confirm your fears is to look at their reviews on Glassdoor. Find out if someone has been scammed.

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There are various ways but if you have no credit history and your bank won't approve a credit card, apply for a 'Secured Card' instead. A Secured Card works like a credit card but you're loaning yourself self the money or 'credit' using funds from either your checking or savings account.

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Secured cards function like credit cards but you're loaning yourself the money using funds from either your checking or savings account. It's primarily used to help consumers build credit.

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Technically, you shouldn't. The law states that you have to rescind aka give up your ITIN. To do this, you need to follow the steps on the articles below

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They're not immigration so they can't ask you for your proof of status. I quote, "They are not authorized by law to investigate or arrest people for their immigration status, and have no right to ask questions about your immigration status. You do not have to answer these questions, and we suggest that you do not."

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My CA ID & License get only 2 years, same as the permit.

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Check the Issued Date on the Work Permit you're looking to renew. That is the Granted Date.

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Your application will be rejected and returned to you but you still have the chance to resend it.

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It's on your work permit as 'USCIS #'

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