10.1 Recommended Actions for E-Verify Employer Agents

For your federal contractor clients, update each of your federal contractor client company profiles separately to designate them as a ‘Federal Contractor with FAR E-Verify Clause.’

For your own company, only update your profile to designate yourself as a federal contractor if you are a ‘Federal Contractor with FAR E-Verify Clause’ that was awarded a contract that contains the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) E-Verify clause.

Before updating a company profile to designate ‘Federal Contractor with FAR E‑Verify Clause,’ inform the program administrators and general users that they must complete a federal contractor-specific tutorial and pass a knowledge test before accessing E-Verify again.

All E‑Verify enrolled companies must comply with the terms of the current E‑Verify MOU, which contains federal contractor-specific terms with which both federal contractor client companies and their E-Verify employer agents must comply. Depending on when you enrolled in E-Verify, your original MOU may not contain these terms. Therefore, you should review the current MOU to ensure your company complies with the federal contractor-specific terms of the current E-Verify MOU.