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Sample Dual Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration Further Action Notice (PDF, 382.18 KB) | Resource
Sample Further Action Notice of Mismatch with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Records and Social Security Administration (SSA) Records.
Sample Department of Homeland Security Further Action Notice (PDF, 201.9 KB) | Resource
Sample Further Action Notice of Mismatch with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Records.
Sample Social Security Administration Further Action Notice (PDF, 307.46 KB) | Resource
Sample Further Action Notice of Mismatch with Social Security Administration (SSA) Records.
myE-Verify | Article
Protect your identity, track your E-Verify case, learn your rights and confirm your own employment eligibility.
myE-Verify is a free Web-based service that has something of value for everyone who works or is looking for a job in the United States. E-Verify is for employers; myE-Verify is for workers and job seekers. myE-Verify does NOT enable you to change your citizenship or immigration status. Find out more: How to Correct Your Immigration Record (e-verify.gov)
Self Check | Article
Are you ready to work? Try Self Check, a free service.
Employee Self Services | Article
Do you work in the United States? Are you looking for a job? Have you left the workforce? We have something for everyone! Our easy to use and free employee self-services will help you:
Check the status of your E-Verify case
Create a free myE-Verify account and do more:
E-Verify Case Status | Article
You can use E-Verify case tracker to follow the status of your E-Verify case.
In most cases when an employer creates an E-Verify case, E-Verify responds with “Employment Authorized” within seconds. When this happens, the E-Verify process is complete
E-Verify Overview | Article
E-Verify is an internet-based system that compares information from your Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, to records available to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Social Security Administration (SSA) to confirm that you are authorized to work in the United States. Participation in E-Verify is required of some employers by contracts or local laws, but many employers choose to participate on their own.
Employee Resources | Article
Did you know that when you start a new job in the U.S., you must complete Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification, to prove your identity and employment eligibility? Did you also know that millions of employers use E-Verify to electronically confirm that their new employees are authorized to work? Learn more about your rights and responsibilities in the employment eligibility verification process from the videos and interactive materials on this page.
Case History | Article
You can use Case History to view where and when your information has been used in E-Verify and Self Check. This feature increases E-Verify’s transparency and adds to your security.