Form I-9 Compliance in Emergencies: Employer Expectations and Best Practices

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Form I-9 Compliance in Emergencies: Employer Expectations and Best Practices

When unexpected events like natural disasters or public health emergencies occur, USCIS and DHS may introduce temporary flexibilities for Form I-9 and E-Verify compliance. This article explores the key adjustments employers should be aware of, including deadline extensions, remote verification allowances, and E-Verify policy changes. Stay prepared and ensure your business remains compliant - no matter the circumstances.

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