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At SCG Law and Language, we provide authorized I-9 Form Employment Verification services to help employers and employees meet federal employment eligibility verification requirements.

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Whether you're a U.S. employer hiring remote employees, or an employee needing a designated authorized representative for Section 2 of the I-9 Form, we offer:

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✅ Authorized I-9 Form verification (online, mobile and local).
✅ Employment eligibility document verification
✅ Remote employee I-9 assistance
✅ Designated Authorized Representative services
✅ Accurate and compliant I-9 processing

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We ensure that your I-9 documentation is properly completed, signed, and compliant with USCIS and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requirements. Our professional services help reduce errors and avoid potential fines or delays.

You as the employer must examine the employment eligibility and identity document(s) an employee presents to determine whether the document(s) reasonably appear to be genuine and to relate to the employee and record the document information on Form I-9. 

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See some exceptions here.

Check here the list of acceptable documents

As a Notary Public in Florida, I have the experience in examining identification documents. Although the Employment Verification Eligibility is not a notarial act, I can serve as your Authorized Representative when verifying the eligibility of your future employee to start working for you. 
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As a Translator, I can also assist in the completion of the Form in case your employee is Brazilian, or comes from a Portuguese speaking country, and does not speak or write in English. 
 
You can be confident that your new hire will have their Employee Eligibility Verified according to the Department of Homeland Security standards. 
 
Note:  If the employer hires a notary public, the notary public is acting as an authorized representative of the employer, not as a notary. The notary public must perform the same required actions as an authorized representative. When acting as an authorized representative, the notary public should not provide a notary seal on Form I-9.
(source: USCIS )
👉 Schedule your I-9 Form verification appointment easily online.
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