Federal Funding Set to Expire on September 30; Federal Government May Partially Shutdown
Partial shutdown would take E-Verify offline. Read More
Utah Requires Private Employers with 150+ Employees to Utilize E-Verify
Effective May 4, 2022 Utah companies who employ 150 or more employees may not hire a new employee unless they are registered with, and uses, a "status verification system" (E-Verify) that verifies the employment authorization status of each new employee. Read More
Green Card and Employment Authorization Documents Redesigned
Beginning January 30, 2023, USCIS began issuing Permanent Resident Cards (aka Green Cards) and Employment Authorization Documents (Form I-766/EADs) with a new design, aimed to improve security and prevent document counterfeiting or fraud. Read More
Medical Parts Manufacturer Settles Immigration-Related Discrimination Case
DC Precision Machining, Inc. reached a settlement with the Department of Justice to resolve allegations that the company required employees to present specific work authorization documents depending on citizenship status. Read More
Reminder: Employees with an SSA TNC Issued in 2021 or Prior Should Visit Local Office by March 31
USCIS recommends that employees with a E-Verify Social Security Administration (SSA) Tentative Nonconfirmation (TNC) issued in 2021 visit their local SSA office to resolve the TNC by March 31, 2023. Read More