Can a Designated Agent process E-Verify queries for other Designated Agents?
No. The Designated Agent relationship is formed by three parties. These parties are listed on the Designated Agent and Designated Agent/Client MOUs: The Designated Agent, the employer (or Federal contractor) and DHS. The Designated Agent may not delegate duties to a person or entity that is not party to the contract. These situations would raise security problems and privacy concerns, as well as training difficulties.
Related Questions
- Why should a successful agent want to get e-mails from unknown writers? Aren most good agents already swamped with queries from the slush pile?
- What must a Designated Agent do to verify the employees of a Federal contractor with a contract that contains the FAR E-Verify clause?
- Are Designated Agents for Service of Process required? May it be a person?
