Finally! The New I-9 Form and The Extension of the DHS Remote Option Has Been Decided for 2023!

Duration:
90 Minutes  
Instructor
Margie Faulk

The I-9 form preparation, correction and internal/external audit is still a headache and even a nightmare for Employers and professionals.

Recorded
Refund Policy

Overview

The I-9 form preparation, correction and internal/external audit is still a headache and even a nightmare for Employers and professionals. Based on the new updates, this training will identify the changes that are proposed, the current trends of errors made and some of the mistakes that are made which will assist in reducing errors and fines and penalties. DHS extends the flexibility to use the I-9 form remote option but Employers still need to reverify documents and have a policy in place unless that criteria changes. Employers should be proactive in reviewing the ID documents before “Normal Operations Resume”

Why you should Attend

We have been waiting with bated breath for the New I-9 Form to be created and shared with us by 2022. But if history is any indicator of the future, the last time in 2020 when there were changes in the proposed I-9 form DHS extended the use of the expired 8/31/20 I-9 form until after the expiration date.

Moreover, the previous expired I-9 form was allowed to be used after January 2021 until the new I-9 Form was launched and effective in April 2021.

When you add the DHS extension of the remote I-9 option until July 31, 2023, Employers and professionals are now more than ever confused about the entire I-9 Form process. Although the extension of the Remote I-9 process may help with the on-boarding process but will make completing the I-9 document still complex.

Although the I-9 form is a 2-page document, there is a 15-page instruction page and over 70 pages in a manual to complete the form. The plan to streamline the I-9 form and make it less cumbersome includes the following proposed changes

  • Compressing Sections 1 and 2 from two pages to one page to reduce paper use
  • Moving Section 3 to a separate Reverification and Rehire Supplement, making it "a stand-alone section, which only is accessed if needed
  • Updating the List of Acceptable Documents to include a link to List C documents (on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services website) issued by DHS. Some List C documents were unlisted, so this will be a helpful resource
  • Reducing and simplifying the form's instructions from 15 pages to 7 pages
  • Removing electronic PDF enhancements to ensure that the form can be completed on all electronic devices. "Problems that some users may have had due to software issues may be reduced

 

Employers must provide written documentation of their remote onboarding and telework policy for each covered employee.

Areas Covered in the Session

  • Discover which elements were removed from the I-9 form when the document got cut in half
  • Pin down exactly how to comply with the NEW Reverification and Rehire Supplement rules
  • Head off employee document errors, master new I-9 Form List C requirements
  • Evaluate the updated List of Acceptable Documents to see what’s new (and what’s gone)
  • Avoid hidden compliance traps in the new I-9 Form completion instructions
  • Uncover how to use the “additional information” field to bulletproof your I-9 Forms
  • Stop penalties for missing a required “n/a” on the I-9 Form, this really happens
  • Determine which E-Verify fields can be left blank, and which ones you must ALWAYS complete
  • Stop rule violations based on the electronic devices you use to submit E-Verify data
  • Learn what DHS proposes for the future of the I-9 remote option
  • Learn what the changes are for Employers to prepare for the future
  • What changes are being proposed to the I-9 Form
  • Why are the I-9 form changes being proposed now
  • Learn what resources are available to help complete the I-9 form
  • Learn what mistakes are trending when completing the I-9 form
  • Learn what steps you can take when conducting your internal I-9 form audit
  • Learn how Employers can be compliant with the DHS remote I-9 form requirements

Who Will Benefit

  • All Employers
  • Business Owners
  • Company Leadership
  • Compliance professionals
  • Office Managers
  • HR Professionals
  • Managers/Supervisors
  • Employers in all industries

Speaker Profile

Margie Faulk, a senior level human resources and compliance professional with over 14 years of HR management and compliance experience. A current Compliance Officer/Advisor for HR Compliance Solutions, LLC. Margie has worked as an HR and Compliance advisor for major corporations and small businesses in the small, large, private, public and Non-profit sectors.

This includes Federal Contracting in the defense, military, anti-Terrorism and Apache Helicopter Training Simulations with Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR), Federal Sentencing Guidelines (FSG) and Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program (OFCCP). Margie is bilingual (Spanish) fluent and Bi-cultural.

Margie's focus has expanded to Global Workplace Compliance in International, multi-state, multi-National, state and local workplace compliance which includes workplace compliance in other countries like the UK, Canada, France, Brazil, China, Africa, Mexico and India, just to name a few. Margie has created and presented seminars/webinars for many compliance institutes. These national training providers, offer compliance training to HR professionals, business owners and companies interested in having their company compliant with workplace and industry regulations. Margie holds professional human resources certification (PHR) from the HR Certification Institution (HRCI) and SHRM-CP certification from Society for Human Resources Management. Margie is a member of the Society of Corporate Compliance & Ethics (SCCE).
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