This webinar will explain requirements for filling the I-9 form, including the re-verification requirements for non-U.S. citizens and non-permanent residents. It will provide strategies for ensuring your organization is prepared for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) audit.
This webinar will explain how to get your I-9 records and practices up-to-date, so you can stay in compliance and stay out of the path of the ICE storm.
Why Should You Attend:
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”) is storming the I-9 audit trail and is raid-ready, levying big fines for employers not in compliance with the immigration laws. In fiscal year 2013, ICE inspected the I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Forms of 3,127 employers and issued 637 final orders for more than $15 million in fines. This year is going to be another record-breaking year for immigration enforcement.This webinar will explain how to get your I-9 records and practices up-to-date, so you can stay in compliance and stay out of the path of the ICE storm.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
- Up-to-date requirements for Form I-9 compliance
- How to conduct a self-audit of your I-9s and I-9 practices
- Common I-9 completion mistakes to avoid
- Best practices for filling out the I-9
- Legally acceptable ways to verify workers’ documentation
- Form I-9 re-verification requirements for non-U.S. citizens and non-permanent residents
- How to avoid legal trouble with re-verification requests
- How to handle I-9s for returning workers
- How to complete I-9s for new employees using automatically extended employment authorization documents (EADs)
- Tips for copying and storing I-9s
- Whether you should photocopy workers’ supporting documentation
- Electronic I-9s
- When it is safe to purge old I-9s
- The most common recordkeeping errors to avoid so you’re not under ICE scrutiny and subject to hefty fines
- Best practices for ensuring that you’re not unknowingly hiring or employing workers not authorized to work in the United States, and what not to do when placing ads seeking employees
- How to legally walk the line between being vigilant about having workers produce sufficient documentation to back up their assertions that they can legally work here and not overstepping by requesting too much or impermissible information
- Strategies for ensuring your organization is prepared in the event of an ICE audit
Who Will Benefit:
- In-House Counsel
- Human Resources Professionals
- Compliance Officers
- Document Management In-charge
- Record Keeping Professionals
Course Provider
Shanon Stevenson,
