What's in a Name? Document Errors That Determine E-Verify Responses | Practical Law

What's in a Name? Document Errors That Determine E-Verify Responses | Practical Law

Errors on the documents a person presents for identity and employment authorization during the Form I-9 process can cause significant stress for the employer and employee if the employer participates in E-Verify. These errors cause the E-Verify system to return a Tentative Nonconfirmation (TNC) and must be fixed before the employee is found employment authorized. TNCs can be issued regardless of the employee's citizenship or immigration status, and can result in a great deal of stress and lost work time while the employee has the error corrected.

What's in a Name? Document Errors That Determine E-Verify Responses

Practical Law Legal Update 9-559-5425 (Approx. 5 pages)

What's in a Name? Document Errors That Determine E-Verify Responses

by Practical Law Labor & Employment
Law stated as of 04 Mar 2014USA (National/Federal)
Errors on the documents a person presents for identity and employment authorization during the Form I-9 process can cause significant stress for the employer and employee if the employer participates in E-Verify. These errors cause the E-Verify system to return a Tentative Nonconfirmation (TNC) and must be fixed before the employee is found employment authorized. TNCs can be issued regardless of the employee's citizenship or immigration status, and can result in a great deal of stress and lost work time while the employee has the error corrected.