The FCRA and its related regulations apply to information from consumer reports by consumer reporting agencies. USCIS is not a consumer reporting agency, and E-Verify information provided to E-Verify employers by USCIS is not consumer information reported under the FCRA. Form I-9 information provided to the employer by the employee is also not part of any consumer report from a consumer reporting agency.
Does DHS/USCIS consider Form I-9 and E-Verify information to be governable under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) because they involve collection of employee data?
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