Volume 10, Edition 12, December 2014
 

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Correct!

Correct Answer: A
When an employee presents a receipt for I-9 purposes, you should “hold” the I-9 until the employee returns with original documentation (which he/she must do within 90 days). Once the original documentation is in hand, you can update the Form I-9 and run the E-Verify query. You will need to indicate in the E-Verify system that the employee presented a receipt at the time of hire to explain why the query is “late.”


My employee presented a receipt for a replacement document. How do I handle this in E-Verify?

I know that employees can, when completing the Form I-9, present receipts for replacement documents when the originals were lost, stolen, or damaged. But how to I complete E-Verify queries for these employees?

A. Wait to run a query until the original document is presented.

B. E-Verify users cannot accept receipts for I-9 purposes.

C. Run the query as though the original document had been presented.

D. Call E-Verify to have the E-Verify official push the query through for you.




 

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