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6 December 2022

E-Verify Issues Reminder To Employers And Program Administrators On Terminating User Accounts

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User accounts should be deleted whenever a user is separated from the organization or the user's role no longer requires access.
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E-Verify recently reminded employers and program administrators that an E-Verify user's access "must be promptly terminated upon separation from your organization." A good practice, E-Verify said, is to review and update existing users whenever staffing changes occur and also on a regular basis.

User accounts should be deleted whenever a user is separated from the organization or the user's role no longer requires access. Failure to promptly terminate user access upon separation is a violation of the memorandum of understanding, E-Verify noted.

E-Verify also notified program administrators that their accounts are associated with their employers: "If you are hired by a new employer, you will need to create a new account. You are prohibited from using your old employer's account to create cases for a new employer."

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