As of November 7, 2007 new I-9 forms replaced the old I-9 forms.  As of that date, all employers should be using the new I-9 forms.

As on the original I-9 forms, there are three lists of acceptable documentation that are used as proper identification, confirmation of a United ... continue reading

As of November 7, 2007, employers were to begin using a new I-9 form, in all states, including Alaska.  Even though the new form is very similar to the old one, there are minor yet important changes. 

The old I-9, and the new I-9 form, both require employers to ... continue reading

As of November 7, 2007, all employers should have begun using the new and improved I-9 form.  There have been some important changes made to the form, and certain parts of the old form are no longer valid.

List A, List B, and List C all contain the names ... continue reading

The new I-9 form replaced the old I-9 form on November 7, 2007.  While the new I-9 form is very similar to the old one, it is very important that employers use the new version of the I-9.

The accepted documentation in List A has been changed.  The USCIS, ... continue reading

Whether you are an employer or an employee, you owe it to yourself to be familiar with the labor laws in your area. In some states, federal laws set by the US Department of Labor are the only laws governing labor, and in other states, the state government has legislated ... continue reading

Insurance fraud is one of the largest white-collar crimes in America today, second only to tax evasion. New York City has the dubious distinction of having the 9 th highest rate of insurance fraud cases in the nation.

In order to combat the rising number of cases, New York ... continue reading

I went looking for the Alabama Marriage Laws on the internet today and was glad to see they were easy to find and understand. Anyone planning to “Tie The Knot” in the state of Alabama should be well educated on the Alabama Marriage Laws. If you are not, then I ... continue reading

In the state of Wyoming if you are over the age of nineteen and of sound mind the law allows you to make a Will and Living Trust.  You may prepare a handwritten Will in your own handwriting or have it typed.  This must be witnessed by at least two ... continue reading