The E-Verify MOU states than an account may be terminated at any time upon 30 days prior written notice. Under certain circumstances, an E-Verify client account may be closed prior to the end of the 30-day period. Those circumstances include:
- The company no longer exists;
- Closing the account is necessary to protect the account from unauthorized access;
- A company has duplicate or unnecessary accounts;
- A company needs to re-enroll in order to change its E-Verify access method; or
- E-Verify determines that closing an account before 30 days is necessary based on the requirements of law or policy.
To request that your E-Verify account be closed prior to 30 days from your notice of termination based on one of these circumstances, your company’s E-Verify employer agent or an authorized representative of your company must make a written request to E-Verify.
Closing E-Verify accounts prior to the end of the 30-day period is at the discretion of E-Verify.
Can my company’s E-Verify client account be closed in less than 30 days?
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