The U.S. Citizenship and Information Services have developed a number of venues to help employers utilize the E-Verify system.  Enrolling in E-Verify is easy.

The E-Verify Website Helps Businesses Prepare

The E-Verify website has a variety of resources to help businesses prepare. Employers should visit E-Verify Enrollment on the Getting Started page of the E-Verify website to explore enrollment resources. The E-Verify Enrollment Quick Reference Guide and enrollment video walks the user through the process and answers essential questions.  The Enrollment Checklist helps to track progress.

Check Out the E-Verify Blogs Webpage

E-Verify blogs report on employment eligibility verification subjects. The new E-Verify Blogs page, allows users to share thoughts and questions about E-Verify, Form I-9, Self Check and more.


E-Verify Employee Rights Video 

The new concise E-Verify Employee Rights and Responsibilities video creatively educates workers about their rights and responsibilities in fewer than six minutes. The Explore the Multimedia Section on the right-side of the E-Verify homepage to find this and other educational resources.


E-Verify Resources in More Languages 

E-Verify’s tentative nonconfirmation notices and referral letters are now available in 13 languages.  These letters and other materials on the Foreign Language Resources can be found on the webpage.


Updated Self Check Information Toolkit

The Self Check Information Toolkit has new resources to view, print, share and post. Self Check and E-Verify "Know Your Rights" flyers are now available in 11 languages. Employees can help inform others about how they can use the free Self Check service to confirm their own employment eligibility records. These flyers and other helpful resources can be accessed in the Self Check Information Toolkit.