Verification of woman on dating sites

02/06/2026

Scammer warning: Sofiia Vzna from Kharkiv allegedly asked for 15,000 UAH to “speed up” a Ukrainian international passport through a bribe.

First the dating profile disappeared. Then the conversation moved to WhatsApp and Telegram. No social media. Only Telegram location as “proof.” When the man refused to pay and told her to use the official route, she stopped talking.

Passport money requests are one of the most common Ukrainian dating scam tricks.

Full blacklist profile:
[https://ukrainian-passport.com/scammer/sofiia-vzna/](https://ukrainian-passport.com/scammer/sofiia-vzna/)

Verify before you pay:
[https://ukrainian-passport.com/verification-of-ukrainian-woman/](https://ukrainian-passport.com/verification-of-ukrainian-woman/)

22/05/2026

Pretty video. Pretty smile. Pretty documents.

But in this case, the profile came with a much more interesting package: Ukrainian ID, Russian passport, and even a “family document” used to build trust.

That is exactly how many romance scams work: first emotion, then documents, then money.

See the profile here:
https://ukrainian-passport.com/scammer/irina-bobrova/

Verify before you pay.

18/05/2026

She said she was Vladislava Deli from Melitopol, Ukraine.

The dating profile vanished. WhatsApp followed. Video call refused. Fake Ukrainian passport. PayPal request.

We verified the document — fake.

Full case:
https://ukrainian-passport.com/scammer/vladislava-deli/

Never send money before verification.

07/05/2026

“Good morning, my dear.”
The oldest hook in the romance scam playbook: a sweet video, a soft voice, and a fake Ukrainian identity.

She sounds personal.
She looks real.
But the story behind the screen may be Russian, fake, and expensive.

Gentlemen, don’t fall in love with a video.
Verify her real identity before you send money.

https://ukrainian-passport.com/verification-of-ukrainian-woman/

06/05/2026

“Very bad connection. Very bad Internet.”
But somehow the scam story always loads perfectly.

Another Russian scammer pretending to be Ukrainian, using sweet morning videos to build trust before the money request comes.

Gentlemen, don’t verify her words.
Verify her real identity.

Before you send money, tickets, gifts, or personal documents — check who she really is:

https://ukrainian-passport.com/verification-of-ukrainian-woman/

02/05/2026

He flew to Miami to meet her.

One real dinner. One expensive restaurant. One perfume gift.

Then came the sudden illness.
Then the hospital photo.
Then the flowers.
Then the generator.
Then the diamond ring request.

This case shows a dangerous truth: even a real-life meeting does not always mean the relationship is real.

Some scammers use one short meeting to build trust — and then move the man into a long chain of emotional pressure and financial requests.

Read the full case here:
https://ukrainian-passport.com/blog/ukrainian-dating-scam-miami/

Before you send money, buy gifts, or fly across the country to meet someone from a dating site — verify her first.

Real case: met in Miami, then illness, gifts, and money requests. Learn how this Ukrainian dating scam works and how to protect yourself.

30/04/2026

She says she’s already in the U.S.
She sends you a boarding pass.
She shares her location at the airport.

And then comes the message:
“I have a problem at customs… I need money.”

This is not real.

In this case, the woman used:
– a fake U.S. visa
– a fake flight ticket
– a fake airport story
– manipulated “proof” photos

Reality: she never left Ukraine.

Millions of Ukrainians live abroad. It’s easy for scammers to get photos from airports in Warsaw or even the U.S.
AI can place her face onto any background.
Telegram location can be faked.

Everything can look real.
It doesn’t mean it is.

If a woman asks for money because of “airport”, “customs”, or “visa problems” — treat it as lost the moment you send it.

Full breakdown of this scam:
https://ukrainian-passport.com/blog/stuck-at-airport-dating-scam-ukrainian-woman/

Before you send anything — verify her.

Fake visa, boarding pass and “stuck at airport” story. Learn how scammers trick men and how to verify Ukrainian women before sending money.

20/04/2026

20/04/2026

⚠️ SCAM ALERT — ACTIVE IN 2026

This face has been known to us since at least 2023.
A Russian woman posing as Ukrainian.

She operates under multiple names:
Mariia Ovcharenko, Kateryna Zubakova, Liudmyla Manuilova, and others.

The undeniable “top performer” of spring 2026.

Gentlemen, stay alert.
Share this post — someone will recognize her before it’s too late.

11/04/2026

A woman says she wants to visit you. Then suddenly, she “can’t leave Russia” without paying thousands.

You receive an official-looking document from the FSB. It includes calculations, laws, and a final amount: over 900,000 RUB.

It looks real. It’s not.

We break down a real case where a fake “travel permission” letter was used to pressure a victim into sending money—and how this scheme actually works step by step.

If you’re talking to a woman from Russia and she suddenly needs money to travel, read this first.

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A real case of a fake FSB document used in a romance scam. See how scammers calculate fake fees and how to verify a Russian woman before sending money.