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Immigration Tracker Releases Software to Aid Employee Verification

By Matthew Potter | Nov 19, 2008

With the new requirement that any company being awarded a defense contract worth over $100,000 verify that no illegal aliens are working on the contract as discussed here, Immigration Tracker has released software called Tracker I-9. This software will be able to take the data from Form I-9 and interact with the existing E-Verify system set up by Homeland Security. See MarketWatch.com for the press release.

Previously some states had required use of E-Verify which had been purely voluntary for Federal contracts. Now with the expansion of the requirement to use it to most defense contracts awarded starting on 1 January 2009; there is a market for systems to make the process easier. The Tracker I-9 software will hopefully expedite and limit errors in the process as a delay in meeting this requirement may delay execution of the contract.

Matthew Potter works supporting US Army aviation programs. He holds degrees in history as well as studying at the Defense Acquisition University. He has written for Seeking Alpha and at his own website, Defense Procurement News.

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