Saturday, November 7, 2009
E-VERIFY PHOTO TOOL GOES LIVE IN DECEMBER
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Earlier this week, E-Verify announced that the photo matching tool will automatically be part of the E-Verify process starting in December 2009. As previously reported, the photo matching process, also known as the photo screening tool, is an automated step in the E-Verify system which prompts you to compare an employee’s DHS-issued photo document with a photo displayed in E-Verify. At present, the photo screening tool will only “activate” when an employee presents a recent version of a permanent resident card (I-551) or employment authorization document (EAD) as proof of employment authorization. According to insider sources, E-Verify is looking to add photos from US passports and state driver’s licenses, but no timeline has been announced as of yet.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 9:14 AM
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Earlier this week, E-Verify announced that the photo matching tool will automatically be part of the E-Verify process starting in December 2009. As previously reported, the photo matching process, also known as the photo screening tool, is an automated step in the E-Verify system which prompts you to compare an employee’s DHS-issued photo document with a photo displayed in E-Verify. At present, the photo screening tool will only “activate” when an employee presents a recent version of a permanent resident card (I-551) or employment authorization document (EAD) as proof of employment authorization. According to insider sources, E-Verify is looking to add photos from US passports and state driver’s licenses, but no timeline has been announced as of yet.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 9:14 AM
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