What does "Final Nonconfirmation" mean in an E-Verify result?

Final Nonconfirmation in an E-Verify result indicates that the employee is not eligible for employment. This outcome occurs after both the employee and employer have received a Tentative Nonconfirmation, and the employee fails to resolve the discrepancy presented to them within the required time frame.

In this situation, it means that E-Verify could not confirm the person's employment eligibility based on the information provided. The employer must take appropriate action, which typically involves not proceeding with the employment of the individual unless the employee fulfills the necessary requirements to rectify the issue. Understanding this concept is critical for employers, as it emphasizes the importance of maintaining compliance with immigration laws and ensuring that all employees are legally allowed to work in the United States.

The other possibilities such as eligibility for employment, cases needing more information, or cases still being open do not apply in the context of Final Nonconfirmation, as this result specifically communicates a definitive outcome of ineligibility.