Ever wonder what an I-9 audit notice from U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) looks like? Here is an example:

This example is created from a number of real NOIs received by Tracker customers over the past 2 years. (For the record, ICE found the I-9s of these Tracker customers to be in perfect compliance, with 0 errors.)

As you can see the Notice of Inspection usually requires a good amount of supporting documentation.

You’ll also notice that if you use an electronic I-9 solution, ICE requires some specific information about the system. A good vendor should have a standard response package they’ve used successfully in other customer audits, one which has proven to completely satisfy the ICE requirement.  (More detail on this is outlined in our whitepaper: I-9 Eval Guide: Questions You’ll be Glad You Asked.)

A well designed electronic I-9 system will save significant amounts of time during the course of the audit in record extraction, reports, and more.

Tracker’s Audit Response Team guides customers through ICE I-9 audits. Employers who use Tracker’s electronic I-9 & E-Verify solution have been rewarded with perfect ICE audit results showing 0 errors.

Disclaimer: The content of this post does not constitute direct legal advice and is designed for informational purposes only.