Overview

• The Boston federal order requires Singer’s website to display a detailed notice of his March 2019 guilty plea on charges including racketeering, money laundering, fraud and obstruction of justice
• The mandated statement must outline Singer’s scheme of bribing test proctors and college coaches, falsifying transcripts and applications, and collecting over $25 million from clients
• It must also disclose that Singer paid more than $7 million to co-conspirators, spent over $15 million for personal benefit, and was sentenced in January 2023 to 42 months in prison plus three years of supervised release
• As of mid-July 2025 ID Future Stars’ website still lacks the required disclosure and Singer has yet to provide the notice in writing to prospective clients
• Singer’s authorized return highlights persistent demand for admissions guidance despite the fallout from the high-profile Varsity Blues scandal