Some U.S. businesses verify applicants’ eligibility to work using an online government system called E-Verify. When individuals present their documents showing they’re authorized to ...

E-Verify is the government’s own program, and increased usage was pushed by Trump. Experts say there’s not a whole lot more employers can do in terms of vetting.

E-Verify.gov is now the central source for all information on the government's employment eligibility tool.

USCIS is publishing a new Form I-9 that permits employers using E-Verify to virtually inspect a worker's documents remotely. Here's what you need to know.

E-Verify, an online workplace registration program targeting undocumented workers, is already in place in 22 states, though calls for mandatory usage have resurfaced in recent weeks.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is considering shifting data processing for the employee verification system to the cloud while maintaining the public-facing Web presence.