USCIS has launched the Spanish-Language version of the new E-Verify tool, Self Check. It allows workers to input their identification information so they have the opportunity to identify and correct mismatches before the same information is run through E-Verify by an...
Year: 2011
Self Check is now available in Spanish!
USCIS has launched the Spanish-Language version of the new E-Verify tool, Self Check. It allows workers to input their identification information so they have the opportunity to identify and correct mismatches before the same information is run through E-Verify by an...
Employer Failed to Terminate Employee Properly and Pays Dearly
H-1B Employer to pay terminated employee over $156k in back wages all because it failed to meet all three requirements for H-1B "Bona Fide termination" under USCIS. The employer notified the employee of his termination, but failed to notify USCIS and pay for...
Employer Failed to Terminate Employee Properly and Pays Dearly
H-1B Employer to pay terminated employee over $156k in back wages all because it failed to meet all three requirements for H-1B "Bona Fide termination" under USCIS. The employer notified the employee of his termination, but failed to notify USCIS and pay for...
E-Verify and driver’s licenses!
RIDE ("Records and Information for DMVs) has been introduced as another antifraud measure of E-Verify, online employment eligibility program. Mississippi was the first state to adopt RIDE, and so far over 25,000 driver's licenses have been validated. Look out for...
Employer sued by DOJ for I-9 document abuse
The DOJ sued a Georgia employer because the employer demanded different work eligibility documents from its non-U.S. than from its U.S. citizen employees. The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) prohibits employers from placing different or additional burden on...
E-Verify and driver’s licenses!
RIDE ("Records and Information for DMVs) has been introduced as another antifraud measure of E-Verify, online employment eligibility program. Mississippi was the first state to adopt RIDE, and so far over 25,000 driver's licenses have been validated. Look out for...
Employer sued by DOJ for I-9 document abuse
The DOJ sued a Georgia employer because the employer demanded different work eligibility documents from its non-U.S. than from its U.S. citizen employees. The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) prohibits employers from placing different or additional burden on...