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i9Check provides web-based and stand-alone I-9 form completion software. The software guides users to proper completion of the I9 form. The end result is a compliant form which alleviates companies from the administrative hassle of correcting I-9 forms. With the advent of electronic signatures and storage, I9 form completion is now made even easier. i9Check software incorporates these new developments; with its streamlined interface and design by legal experts, i9Check will help your company easily manage its I-9 forms. 

As the #1 leader in I-9 form completion software, i9Check is pleased to provide the following employment eligibility-related news:

USCIS Changes Appearance of Green Cards  

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced, in compliance with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) branding guidelines, it has made  changes to the look of the Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551) commonly known as the “Green Card.” The new Permanent Resident Card now features the DHS seal on the front and prominently mentions the “Department of Homeland Security” on the back. The changes to the card come following the exhaustion of the Department of Justice cardstock used by the old Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).

HR and company representatives completing Section 2 of the I-9 must be aware of these changes to avoid improperly refusing a permanent residency document. The I-9 form completion process requires that HR and company representatives view the originals of these documents to determine whether the individual is eligible to work. Although the USCIS name-change took place a few years ago, more people are familiar with the name, INS, and therefore often look for language that references the old name of the immigration agency.

USCIS has also taken this opportunity to add enhanced security features to the new cards. USCIS began mailing the new Permanent Resident Card today to qualified immigrants approved for either renewal of their card or for adjustment of status to lawful permanent resident. Those cards already in circulation remain valid until the expiration date listed on the card or until recalled by USCIS.

Permanent Resident Cards are issued by USCIS as evidence of a lawful permanent resident’s authorization to live and work in the United States .

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