The I-9 Retention Worksheet: An HR Must
July 1st, 2010 § Leave a Comment
Retention of your employees’ From I-9 is required and must be maintained for compliance purposes. However, purging unneeded I-9s may avoid liability. You must abide by the following retention rule:
All current employees hired after November 6, 1986, must have I-9 Forms on file with the employer. An employer must retain the I-9 Form for each employee either three years after the date of hire or one year after the employee’s last date of employment, whichever is later.
For people who completely understand this, read no further, close this window, you’re all set!
For the 99.9% of us who find this rule a bit confusing, GoffWilson has created the I-9 Retention Worksheet: a FREE, simple, one page worksheet that assists you in calculating the retention date for an I-9 Form. With three simple steps, you will have the ability to accurately calculate the retention date for your I-9 Forms. When an employee separates, the worksheet should be completed and attached directly to the I-9 Form.
Download the I-9 Retention Worksheet. Copy it. Share it. Our goal is to assist you in your continued diligence regarding I-9 compliance. For questions regarding I-9 Compliance, I-9 audits, DIGITAL I-9 Services, or I-9 Retention, please contact us. We welcome your inquiry.
