USCIS Notes that Current I-9 Form Will Remain Valid Past June 30

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USCIS announced today that the version of Form I-9, the Employment
Eligibility Verification form, currently on the USCIS Web site will
continue to be valid for use beyond June 30, 2009. USCIS has requested
that the Office of Management and Budget approve the use of the current
version of the Form I-9. This request is still pending, but during this
period, the current form, revised on February 2, 2009, will remain
valid.

USCIS notes that they will update the I-9 form when the extension is
approved by the Office of Management and Budget. Employers will then be
able to use either the newly revised form or the form currently
available (revised 02/02/2009).

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