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Is there any concern regarding reports that E-Verify is an inaccurate system, especially for naturalized U.S. citizens?

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Is there any concern regarding reports that E-Verify is an inaccurate system, especially for naturalized U.S. citizens?

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The recent report entitled “Findings of the Web Basic Pilot Evaluation” prepared by Westat and submitted to DHS September 2007 suggests that such media reports are unfounded. See http://www.uscis.gov/ files/article/WebBasicPilotRprtSept2007.pdf. According to the report, the overall rate of erroneous tentative non-confirmations from October 2006 through March 2007 was approximately 0.51%. Because the erroneous tentative nonconfirmation rate is higher for foreign-born U.S. citizens than for non-citizens or native-born U.S. citizens, DHS has indicated it is currently in the process of exploring and implementing many of the Westat recommendations that address the higher erroneous tentative nonconfirmation rate for naturalized U.S. citizens. It should be noted that no adverse action may be taken based solely on a tentative nonconfirmation. Every worker who is issued a tentative nonconfirmation has the opportunity to resolve such tentative nonconfirmation by phone or in person. After a worke

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The recent report entitled “Findings of the Web Basic Pilot Evaluation” prepared by Westat and submitted to DHS September 2007 suggests that such media reports are unfounded. See http://www.uscis.gov/ files/article/WebBasicPilotRprtSept2007.pdf. According to the report, the overall rate of erroneous tentative non-confirmations from October 2006 through March 2007 was approximately 0.51%. Because the erroneous tentative nonconfirmation rate is higher for foreign-born U.S. citizens than for non-citizens or native-born U.S. citizens, DHS has indicated it is currently in the process of exploring and implementing many of the Westat recommendations that address the higher erroneous tentative nonconfirmation rate for naturalized U.S. citizens. It should be noted that no adverse action may be taken based solely on a tentative nonconfirmation. Every worker who is issued a tentative nonconfirmation has the opportunity to resolve such tentative nonconfirmation by phone or in person. After a worke

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