Form I-9 Compliance is Too Costly to Ignore

Ice is Turning Up the Heat and...
Employers Are Getting Burned!

I9 compliance

  • Failure to comply with I-9 requirements can cost you thousands of $$$ in fines and may result in criminal prosecution.
  • Targeted enforcement of employment eligibility verification is focused on employers' I-9 compliance.
  • Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) inspections of I-9 forms are occurring in record numbers!
  • Soon, most federal contractors will be required to use E-Verify. Some states already require E-Verify.
  • ICE can request an employer's Forms I-9 for ALL employees going back 3 years, with only 3 days notice.

ARE YOUR I-9's OKAY?

Most employers believe they are Form I-9 compliant. Unfortunately this is rarely the case.
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more than 50% of an employer's forms
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