Government Contractor E-Verify Requirement Delayed, Again

The Federal Acquisitions Regulatory Councils have again delayed the implementation of regulations that would require federal government contractors and subcontractors to use USCIS’s E-Verify system.  The implementation date has been pushed back to September 8, 2009.

E-Verify is a government system that allows employers to quickly verify that new hirers are authorized to work, but has been criticized as being inaccurate and not ready for use by a substantial number of companies.
Whether the September 8, 2009 date sticks is yet to be seen.

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Immigration Lawyer Chris Gafner provides immigration solutions to individuals and businesses. He represents clients in all areas of immigration law, including family-based immigration, employment-based immigration, and investor immigration matters.

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