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Employers that relied on Form I-9 flexible measures during the COVID-19 pandemic have until Aug. 30 to complete follow-up document inspections.
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Background: USCIS confirmed earlier this month that E-Verify employers that checked Form I-9 identity and work authorization documents remotely under temporary COVID-19 flexibilities “must still complete the steps of the new alternative procedure to finalize the Form I-9” by Aug. 30 even if they followed a process similar to the alternative procedure. USCIS guidance on notating Form I-9 when completing reviews due Aug. 30 is available here.
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