🚨 CLIA Impersonation & Fraud Alert

We have been made aware of fraudulent emails impersonating CLIA Membership Services and asking travel advisors to verify their agent or membership information.

The emails shown in these examples are NOT legitimate CLIA communications. They may use CLIA’s name, logo, branding, and professional-looking documents to appear authentic.

⚠️ Please be cautious:

• Do NOT click links or “Verify My Agent Information” buttons in suspicious emails.

• Do NOT provide login, personal, membership, or payment information.

• Always check the actual sender email address, not just the display name.

• If you’re unsure, access your CLIA account directly through CLIA’s official website rather than clicking a link in an email.

• Report suspicious emails as phishing and delete them.

🔒 Remember: An email can look official and still be fraudulent. Always verify the sender before clicking.

Please help us keep the Archer Travel community informed by sharing this alert with fellow advisors. 

If you don’t know, give us a call or email at Archer Travel and we’d be happy to assist.