What does a "final non-confirmation" from E-Verify indicate?

A "final non-confirmation" from E-Verify indicates that the employee is not authorized to work in the U.S. This outcome occurs after the employee has received a tentative non-confirmation and has had an opportunity to contest or resolve the issue. If the employee is unable to provide information or documentation to rectify the situation within the specified time frame, and the case remains unresolved, E-Verify issues a final non-confirmation.

This result is crucial for employers as it confirms that the individual does not have the legal right to work in the United States. Employers are then required to take appropriate action, which may include terminating employment if the employee cannot prove their eligibility to work within the allowable time. Understanding this process is essential for compliance with employment laws and regulations.