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Perspective

Sep. 28, 2011

The implications of E-Verify’s immigration incentives

E-Verify is the wave of the future, and employers need to be well versed in its benefits and implications. By Laura J. Mazel of Weaver Schlenger Mazel LLP


By Laura J. Mazel


E-Verify is the voluntary electronic employment verification system used by employers when they complete I-9 forms for new hires. At present, E-Verify is only required in certain states or when an employer has a federal contract. According to the government, as of Sept. 10, 287,995 employers were registered to use E-Verify. In fiscal 2011, the system has run about 16.2 million queries. According to a Westat government-commissioned study released...

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