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New Employment Eligibility Verification (I-9 Form)

by Moderator on 02-24-2009 11:53 AM

While perusing through the Small business Watchdog blog this morning, I came across this post on a delay for the new Form I-9 rule. The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office announced that recent changes to the Employment Eligibility Verification (Form I-9) have been delayed for a comment period until April 3rd. On and after this date, employers will need to start using the new form when verifying employees.


All employers are required to verify an employee's eligibility to work in the United States. Within three days of hire employers must complete an Employment Eligibility Verification Form, commonly referred to as an I-9 form.

 

Visit USCIS to download the correct Employment Eligibility Verification Form and obtain more information.


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by henryg on 05-06-2009 02:30 AM - last edited on 06-10-2009 05:37 PM by Administrator
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Believe it or not, a lot of employers will make credit checks when you apply for employment.  What you do outside of work should have nothing whatsoever to do with work, but that would make sense. (Which isn't allowed, just ask Congress.) A late payment is something you want to avoid, even if it means a no fax cash advance to help out. It is better to get a repair your credit and know you're safe than have to repair your credit later on. If you have a blemish on your credit report, repair your credit.  Not trying to repair your credit can have more far-reaching consequences than one might think.
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by johnthomas on 06-14-2009 07:58 PM - last edited on 09-30-2009 01:03 PM by Administrator
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Ultimately, there is no alternative but for Congress to repair the broken immigration system by aligning legal immigration with our nation’s economic demand for labor.

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by on 06-18-2009 12:30 AM - last edited on 09-30-2009 01:04 PM by Administrator
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Thanks for the link to the I-9. I need to find out if this is required for independent contractors / long term contractors. 

 

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by WebTechie on 06-24-2009 04:54 AM - last edited on 09-30-2009 01:04 PM by Administrator
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What if someone is still waiting on their papers to become official citizen. Can they still fill out an I-9?

 

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by santamaria on 09-06-2009 12:46 PM - last edited on 09-07-2009 05:00 PM by Administrator
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by Dogs on 11-18-2009 04:17 PM - last edited on 11-19-2009 10:11 AM by Moderator
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I own a dog website and sometimes use immigrants to do some repetitive task. Thanks for posting this.
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