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If someone accepts a job with an employer, but will not start work for a month or longer, can the employer complete a Form I-9 when the employee accepts the job?

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If someone accepts a job with an employer, but will not start work for a month or longer, can the employer complete a Form I-9 when the employee accepts the job?

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Yes. The law requires that an employer complete Form I-9 when a person begins working. However, the employer may complete the form earlier, so long as it completes the form at the same point in the employment process for all employees.

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