I-9 Resources
Listed below are some other I-9 resources you may find helpful.
USCIS
The US Citizenship and Immigration Service Web site provides additional information on meeting employment eligibility requirements. Get access to the USCIS Web site through this link: USCIS
Form i-9 compliance
Form I-9 Compliance is the first federally-approved Designated Agent of the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration for electronic Form I-9 employment verifications. The company provides the newest, most efficient methods to enable employers to easily conduct Form I-9 employment verifications on new employees. Head to www.FormI9.com.
E-Verify Program
The E-Verify program is jointly administered by the Department of Homeland Security, the USCIS and the Social Security Administration. E-Verify has an easy-to-use Internet link to check the information employees provide on their I-9 forms with both DHS and SSA databases. Participation in E-Verify is currently free. Go here: E-Verify
Office of Business Liaison
The primary function of the USCIS’s Office of Business Liaison (OBL) is to educate the United States public on immigration-related employment, investment, and school issues.
The OBL provides information on the employment eligibility verification process, as well as the opportunities available to employers to hire and/or "sponsor" foreign workers in accordance with US Government regulations administered by a variety of federal agencies.
Employer Business Investor & School Services Hotline
The OBL has established the Employer Business Investor and School Services Hotline (EBISS) toll-free hotline. Call 1-800-357-2099 (TDD 1-800-767-1833) generally from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. eastern time, Monday through Friday (Federal holidays excluded).
US Department of Labor Employment Standards Administration
The Employment Standards Administration has a page of its Web site dedicated to I-9 compliance. On that page, find information concerning specific categories of workers. Here's a link: ESA
Job Opportunities
Check out the following links for job opportunities in the United States and internationally.
