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Tuesday, January 17, 2017

What Does a “Case in Continuance” Mean in E-Verify?

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There are occasions where an employer will submit data to E-Verify but the Social Security Administration might require additional time...
Friday, December 30, 2016

How Does an Organization Prove E-Verify Participation?

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An organization may need to prove their participation in the E-Verify program at some point or may wish to just keep a recent record on...

How Can Organizations Keep E-Verify Updated of Changes?

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E-Verify requires each participating organization to provide details about their business at the time of registration. These include ph...
Thursday, December 29, 2016

Is E-Verify Required for Federal Contractors?

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Since 2008, a federal executive order has required that all federal departments and agencies require their   contractors to use E-Verif...

When Is the Earliest and Latest that E-Verify May Be Used for Employees?

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Once an employer begins using E-Verify, the earliest a case may be created for an employee is dependent   upon the employee having ac...
Wednesday, December 21, 2016

What Could Cause Social Security Administration to Issue a TNC?

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Form I-9 data submitted to E-Verify could generate a Tentative Non Confirmation (TNC) for anyone. If this happens and the case status...

What Are the Possible Reasons for a DHS Tentative-Non-Confirmation?

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If an employee with an E-Verify case receives a TNC (Tentative Non Confirmation) issued from DHS (Department of Homeland Security), onl...