E-Verify Requirements

Considering using E-Verify?

E-Verify was originally voluntary, but many states now require its use for certain employers.

Requirements vary—some states mandate it for all businesses, while others apply it only to public employers or contractors.

A few states limit its use, while many have no requirement.

Check out this link from Equifax (there is a clickable map) for details on E-Verify mandates, penalties, and applicable laws.

https://workforce.equifax.com/e-verify-state-requirements

PS: I suspect (but may be wrong) that E-verify will be required for everyone soon.

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Wendy Sellers

Wendy Sellers, known as “The HR Lady®,” is a dedicated HR consultant and business partner of all size businesses, a conference speaker, and management trainer who specializes in understanding the unique culture and goals of organizations in order to improve business outcomes.

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