This is contained in an announcement marked by the organization's Public Education Officer, Bisi Kazeem, and made accessible to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Friday.
The FRSC had on May 28, requested that intrigued candidates transfer their application frames on the FRSC enlistment entry.
The FRSC on Sept. 13 issued an announcement removing itself from such phony arrangement letters and booked its screening and physical wellness appraisal on enlistment for Sept. 24 to Sept. 29 over every one of the states.
Kazeem said that the screening of candidates by the FRSC had started straightforwardly across the country and the procedure will peak with a fitness test to be led by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board.
"There will likewise be a meeting for every single effective candidate after the fitness test.
"Along these lines, the indicated business letter available for use is a scam,"he said.
He exhorted candidates and Nigerians to be careful about swindlers and evil producers.
"We thus additionally caution candidates not to fall for these phony business letters, "he said.
He credited the dissemination of the phony arrangement letters to the handicraft of fraudsters went for cheating clueless candidates or to discredit the Commission.
The FRSC representative said that the phony business letter had surfaced before the initiation of the screening exercise and was expeditiously disavowed by the FRSC.
He reminded the candidates that the Corps Marshal does not sign arrangement letters, as was done in the letter available for use, saying the configuration likewise does not fit in with FRSC standard.
"The contact number or name of our staff is never incorporated into business letters.
"The name of the Deputy Corps Marshal specified in the said letter was wrongly spelt.
"The wordings and dialect of the letter plainly demonstrated that it didn't and can't exude from a world class association like the FRSC,"he said.
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