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7.3.5 View Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU)

Program administrators may view the MOU between E-Verify and the employer. To view the MOU, follow the steps outlined in the View MOU - Process Overview.

View MOU - Process Overview

  • From Company Account, select Company Profile.

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Screen capture of My Company Profile screen.

  • From the Company Access and MOU, click View Current MOU to view your MOU.
  • The MOU that was electronically signed for that employer will appear in a new window. If the MOU does not load, ensure that your pop-up blocker is disabled.
Alert Type info

We automatically update the MOU when you update your company information in E-Verify. If you need proof of your enrollment in E-Verify, you can print a copy of your company’s information page, which will reflect most changes and updates. You cannot change the original signatory information you used when you enrolled in E-Verify.

Alert Type warning

Employers should update their E-Verify account information to reflect any changes.

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