I-9 compliance requires more than completing forms accurately. Employers must also follow anti-discrimination rules that govern how employment verification is conducted.

While under-verification can lead to ICE penalties, over-verification or inconsistent document requests can trigger investigations by the Department of Justice. Many HR teams unintentionally create risk by requesting additional documentation or applying verification standards inconsistently.

This session clarifies where compliance and discrimination rules intersect. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of document selection requirements, prohibited practices, and how to structure verification processes that reduce exposure on both sides.

Why This Webinar Is Essential Now:

• Enforcement attention includes both paperwork violations and discrimination claims
• Over-verification can result in significant per-employee penalties
• Inconsistent document requests create patterns that increase liability
• Legacy verification policies may conflict with current anti-discrimination guidance
• Fraud-prevention instincts can unintentionally create compliance risk
• Software workflows and internal procedures influence verification behavior

What You’ll Learn:

• The legal framework governing document selection during I-9 verification
• What constitutes document abuse and how it is identified
• The difference between acceptable verification and over-verification
• Why employees must be allowed to choose which acceptable documents to present
• How inconsistent treatment can create discrimination exposure
• Practical steps to align verification policies with anti-discrimination requirements
• How standardized workflows and training reduce risk across the organization

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