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Overview:

Form I-9 compliance continues to be one of the most important responsibilities for U.S. employers in 2026. With changes in workforce trends, remote hiring, and evolving DHS rules, businesses must stay updated to avoid fines, audits, and errors.

This webinar explains everything employers need to know about Form I-9 in 2026, including updates, timelines, remote verification options, best practices, and FAQs.

Join us for this timely and informative webinar designed to help employers, HR professionals, and compliance officers navigate the latest updates to Form I-9 and federal verification requirements. With increased enforcement, higher penalties, and evolving documentation standards, staying current is not just important, it’s essential.

Areas covered in this Training:

· Why Form I-9 Matters More in 2026
· Key Form I-9 Rules & Trends in 2026
· 2026 I-9 Checklist for Employers
· How Employers Can Make I-9 Easier in 2026
· Understand the purpose and legal basis of Form I-9
· Learn how these 2026 1st quarter deadlines impact Employers
· Review key 2026 updates to I-9 regulations
· Learn how to properly complete and store I-9s
· Avoid common mistakes that lead to fines
· Explore best practices for compliance
· What is E-Verify
· Common Mistakes to Avoid

Why attend this training:

For 2026, Form I-9 and E-Verify updates focus on finalizing remote verification rules (physical inspections due March 31, 2026).

Employers utilizing E-Verify must also take certain steps that are not required of other employers. Specifically, although employers who do not use E-Verify are not required to keep copies of documentation used for the Form I-9 (i.e., identity documents, employment

Employers who do not download their Historical Records Report will no longer be able to access records that are 10 or more years old after January 22. Employers who have failed to record the E-Verification number on an employee’s Form I-9 or attach a copy of the E-Verify work authorization case page to the I-9 will no longer be able to access this information for some employees after this date, which could lead to steep penalties if USCIS conducts a Form I-9 audit at that employer or ICE requests or subpoenas the Form I-9s.

Whether you're a small business owner or part of a large HR team, this webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge to stay compliant and confident. Don’t risk costly fines—get the facts you need to protect your organization.

Suggested Attendees:

· Human Resources
· Business Owners
· Compliance Officer
· Payroll Administrator
· Office Manager
· Senior Leadership
· Human Resources Directors
· Managers & Representatives
· Operations Professionals
· Compliance Professionals
· Recruiting Professionals
· Managers & Supervisors

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