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Employment Verification Services, Prior Employments, I-9
Services
The Search First
Employment Verification Search confirms a subject's past employment
record and job title, and provides extensive I 9 verification services
for employers. In general, Search First also attempts to get previous employers
to include information and reason for departure, rehiring eligibility
and work habits. Unfortunately, some employers, due to policy and
liability, do not disclose this information, but Search First still asks
these important questions and often succeeds. We can customize a
package of verification services to meet your needs, so please contact
us to discuss services.
Form I-9
Search First Employment Eligibility
Verification Services
Form I-9 compliance
provides employers with new and expedient methods of complying with the
legal requirements of IRCA. As a federally-approved Designated Agent
of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Social Security
Administration (SSA), Search First can increase the efficiency and
validity of Form I-9 employment verifications and processes.
Through our proprietary
software integration, Search First and the federal government's
Employment Verification Program (E-Verify), we conduct automated Form
I-9 legal "right to work" verifications for employers. Using the
specific information contained on the Form I-9, we electronically verify
the accuracy of Social Security Numbers, Immigration "A" numbers, and
I-94 arrival/departure numbers and provides a DHS-issued unique
verification number, which should be attached to the employee's original
Form I-9. Our verification services are secure, quick, easy-to-use, and
most importantly, they are accurate.
Form I-9
Compliance Services Enable Employers to:
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Confirm the legal "right to work"
status of newly hired employees and receive a unique verification
number from the Department of Homeland Security.
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Use an error-detecting electronic Form
I-9, virtually eliminating processing errors and
simplifying the document completion process.
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Electronically sign using E-Sign Act
compliant click-to-sign solution.
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Electronically store and retrieve
active and inactive I-9 Forms, providing anytime, anywhere secure
paperless access for updating, re-verification and governmental
inspection as dictated by law.
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Receive automated alerts 90, 60 and
30-days in advance of the expiration of employees' work
authorization documents, enabling employees to apply for renewal of
their work authorizations, greatly increasing the probability that
they can legally continue to work without interruption.
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Easily identify current employees with
mis-matched Social Security number(s), through the SSA's Social
Security Number Verification Service (SSNVS).
Search First proudly provides this
service to our clients. Call today for more information and to see if
the state you conduct business in is required by law to verify a
worker's eligibility through the I-9 Basic Pilot Program!
STATE LAWS, I-9,
Basic Pilot Program Required Participation
Employers in
States
Required by Law to Participate,
so far - initial listing.
Telephone for info and updates.
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Arizona –
requires all public and private
business to participate in the E-Verify Program
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Colorado-
requires contractors and
subcontractors doing business with public entities to
participate in the E-Verify Program
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Georgia –
requires all contractors who do
business with any state or local public agency to participate in
the E-Verify Program
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Oklahoma –
requires all public and private
business to participate in the E-Verify Program
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Arkansas-
requires any person having a public
contract with a state agency for professional, technical or
general services.
Required
Documentation for I-9 Form
I-9 Form
Requirements
When hired for a
new job, employees are required to prove that they are legally entitled
to work in the United States. Additionally, employers are required to
verify the identity and eligibility to work for all new employees. An
Employment Eligibility Verification form (I-9 Form) must be completed
and kept on file by the employer.
In addition,
employees must present original documents, not photocopies. The only
exception is an employee may present a certified copy of a birth
certificate. On the form, the employer must verify the employment
eligibility and identity documents presented by the employee and record
the document information on the I-9 form.
Acceptable I-9
Documents
Employees are
required to present either one of the documents from List A or one of
the following documents from List B and one of the documents from List
C.
List A
(Documents that establish both identity and employment eligibility)
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United States
Passport
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Permanent
Resident Card or Alien Registration Receipt Card (I-551)
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Employment
Authorization Document (I-766, I-688B, or I-688A)
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Foreign Passport
with temporary I-551 stamp
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Temporary
Resident Card (I-688)
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For aliens
authorized to work only for a specific employer, foreign passport
with Form I-94 authorizing employment with this employer
List B (Documents
that establish identity only)
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Driver's license
issued by a state or outlying possession
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ID card issued by
a state or outlying possession
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Voter's
registration card
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US Military card
or draft record
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Native American
tribal document
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Canadian driver's
license or ID card with a photograph (for Canadian aliens authorized
to work only for a specific employer)
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School ID card
with a photography
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Military
dependent's ID Card
List C (Documents
that establish employment eligibility only)
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Social Security
account number card without employment restrictions
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Certification of
Birth Abroad
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US Citizen ID
Card
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Original or
certified copy of a birth certificate with an official seal issued
by a state or local government agency
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Native American
tribal document
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Form I-94
authorizing employment with this employer (for aliens authorized to
work only for a specific employer)
No I-9
Documentation?
An employee who
fails to produce the required document, or a receipt for a replacement
document (in the case of lost, stolen or destroyed documents), within
three business days of the date employment begins, can be terminated. An
employee who shows a receipt has ninety days to present the original
documents.
So, before you
start your job search, make sure you have all your paperwork in order!
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employment screening, pre employment background checks, employment
background checks, employment verification, background
investigations, due diligence investigations, criminal record
checks, criminal background checks, background screening, credit
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