USCIS Offers Free Webinars on Form I-9, E-Verify
Throughout September, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will offer free webinars on the following subjects:
- Form I-9: An overview of the process, including step-by-step instructions on completion, retention and storage of Form I-9’s.
- E-Verify Self Check: An overview of the program that allows employees, at no charge, to check their employment eligibility.
- E-Verify: An overview and demonstration of the program, along with examining the enrollment process and employer responsibilities.
- Federal Contractor E-Verify: A general program overview for those awarded a federal contract containing the FAR E-Verify Clause.
- E-Verify for Current Users: A detailed program overview discussing user roles, common mistakes, and case alerts.
Webinar dates and registration links are available on the USCIS website. While some topics are offered multiple times, the webinar on E-Verify for current users is only offered once this month, on September 29. A computer with internet access and a telephone are required for viewing and listening.
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