Inspectors work at the 33 INS Districts, usually at land ports, seaports, and airports. Immigration Inspectors are the first United States officials that persons entering the United States from other countries will see upon their arrival. The announcement is open from January 6 through January 28, 2001. Read the announcement . INS is recruiting entry-level Immigration Inspectors, Adjudications Officers, Criminal Investigators, Deportation Officers, and Immigration Agents under the Veteran's Readjustment Appointment Program.
Positions are available at numerous locations throughout the United States.
This recruitment period will end on December 1, 2000. For information about this opportunity, please click here . The INS operates an automated faxback information system. To use this system, you must call from a touchtone telephone and have the telephone number of a fax machine available that can receive the information sent by the system. This system can fax you information on vacancies available to current Federal employees, as well as those available to all interested parties including those without Federal employment status.