Exclusive: US immigration lawyer issued with Guyana passport with different name/DOB

A United States immigration attorney and US passport holder was issued with a Guyana passport back in September 2011 under a different name and with a different date of birth.

Kurt Reagan Saccone holds a United States passport which states he was born in Connecticut on May 21 1966.

However on September 12 2011 he was issued with a Guyana passport under the name of  Anthony Michael DaSilva with a DOB of May 5th 1970. We have verified the authenticity of the copy through independent overseas contacts who say that Saccone uses this passport to travel with.

Saccone appears also to have been issued with a birth certificate under the name DaSilva although there is no certifying stamp on the document. It lists his mother’s name as Marilyn Ave Barrow and his father’s as Brian Joseph DaSilva with his place of birth as Queenstown Village, Essequibo on May 5 1970. This birth certificate was issued on July 13 2011 and signed by Transcription Clerk “A Hinckson” and Registrar General J Britton

Here is the copy: (Click to enlarge)

Here are the two passports

Saccone is an immigration attorney who is said to have links to Guyana through various cases, most notably the former GRA clerk Gregory Barnes, wanted in Guyana for fraud, who was arrested in upstate New York but who managed to fight being deported. Saccone keeps an office 300 International Drive, Suite 100 in Buffalo New York.

According to his profile,  “Mr. Saccone began his legal career at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, DC, where he practiced U.S. immigration law. He was a two-time selectee of the Attorney General’s Honor Program, and a recipient of the Attorney General’s Award for Outstanding Achievement. Mr. Saccone prosecuted immigration cases for the Immigration and Naturalization Service in New York City and in Philadelphia. Mr. Saccone is the founding partner of Saccone & Dobosiewicz LLP with offices in Tacoma, Washington; Buffalo, New York; and Schenectady, New York. He is the firm’s lead trial attorney and is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA). He has practiced U.S. immigration law exclusively for over 20 years.”