The US Immigration
and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recently announced
an increase in Form I-9 enforcement.
Form I-9 completion and retention is often problematic for companies who
place workers at third-party worksites because the Form I-9 documents must be
seen in person by the employer or the employer’s representative. The April 2013 update to the US government’s M-274, Handbook for Employers,
reconfirmed the best practice for Form I-9 completion in these difficult
situations.
In these
instances, the best practice is for the employer to specially designate someone
to personally review the documents and complete Form I-9, Section 2, Employer or
Authorized Representative Review and Verification. Ideally this person should be a Notary
Public, although the rule allows anyone acting on the employer’s behalf, such
as another employee at the worksite.
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