USCIS Previews New E-Verify Self-Check System

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On March 10, USCIS previewed its new E-Verify Self Check system to
interested parties. During the session, USCIS representatives provided
an overview of the new system that gives U.S. workers the ability to
check their eligibility to work in the Unite States.

The Self-Check system assesses a person’s eligibility by checking their
data against USCIS records. Self-Check, USCIS notes, is expected to
reduce the potential for employment discrimination, reduce the number
of tentative nonconfirmations the E-Verify system issues and start the
process of identity assurance in the E-Verify system.

Learn more by viewing the following document:
http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Outreach/Public%20Engagement/National%20Engagement%20Pages/2011%20Events/March%202011/Presentation%20(Everify).pdf.

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