1.
Brickman policy is to store photocopies of supporting documentation, however it is not necessary to photocopy both sides of supporting documentation provided.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Having a copy of the front and back documentation can help...
2.
I can use any version of the Form I-9.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The revised Form I-9 reflects changes made to the list of documents acceptable for Form I-9 in accordance with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) final rule.
3.
An individual I-9 Form should represent each employment period.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Although the goverment let you use section 3 for rehires Brickman policy states that each employment period requires a whole new I-9 form to be completed.
4.
Mandy who can't speak Spanish aided a Spanish speaking employee in filling out section 1 on the I-9 form. Because Mandy dose not speak English, she should not fill out the Preparer/Translator section.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Section 1 is to be completed by the employee only. In cercomstances where the employee may need assistance filling out section 1 ...
5.
A Permanent Alien Card is the same type of documentation as the Permanent Resident card.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
The cards both
6.
The Department of Justice Immigration & Naturalization Services is no longer an issuing authority. As of 2007 Department of Homeland Security is responsible for issuing immigrants legal documentation, except social security numbers.
Correct Answer
A. True
7.
It is acceptable at the time of hire when filling out the I-9 Form to use expired documentation.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
The new I-9 form that came out ...
8.
The Preparer/Translator Certificate section must be filled out should any portion of Section 1 be filled out by a person other then the employee.
Correct Answer
A. True
9.
Match definition to catagory for acceptanle documents List A, B and C. 1 - Documents that establish identity.
2 - Documents that establish both identity and employment eligibility.
3 - Documents that establish employment eligibility.
Correct Answer
C. 1 = List B, 2 = List A, 3 = List C
Explanation
List of Acceptable Documents can be found with the I-9 Form and should be present when employee/employer is filling out form. Brickman suggest that Branch Administers have the latest list laminated any easily accessible during new hire procedures.
10.
When re-hiring a Brickman employee you must:
Correct Answer
B. Fill out a new I-9 Form.
Explanation
Although the DHS (USCIS) allows for employers to use Section 3 of the I-9 Form to re-verify and rehire employees; Brickman policy is fill out a whole new I-9 form when re-hiring a previous employee.
11.
Once an employee has been hired and has filled out Section 1 of the I-9 form they have ____ Days in which they must provide you with acceptable documentation in order to fill out and finish Section 2.
Correct Answer
D. Three
Explanation
DHS (USCIS) policy states employee must complete Section 1 of I-9 Form at the time of hire (what Brickman call’s “first day” the employee comes in to fill out new hire packet but is not actually working). From this date on it’s the employer’s responsibility within three business days to complete the form.
12.
What is a noncitizen nantional of the United States?
Correct Answer
D. All of the Above.
Explanation
According to DHS (USCIS) Noncitizen National of the United States is a person who claims to be a U.S. national, but not a U.S. citizen. The term "national of the United States" means (A) a citizen of the United States, or (B) a person who, though not a citizen of the United States, owes permanent allegiance to the United States. These are persons born in American Samoa, certain former Citizens of the former Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, and certain children of noncitizen nationals born abroad.
For further clarification visit: http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_781.html
13.
Which documents MUST be reverified when expired.
Correct Answer
B. Employment Authorization Card
Explanation
Employers must revivify employees with authorization to work in the united state if they are not a permanent resident, Noncitizen National or U.S. Citizen. If current employee’s work authorization is about to expire revivification of eligibility to work in the U.S. must be done. Compete Section 3 Block C. Examine documentation given. Although you employers are not allowed to ask for specific documentation we can only take documentation from List A and C for revivification purposes.
14.
What are "Supporting Documents"?
Correct Answer
C. Official document accepted by the United States government, that establishes identity and/or eligibility to work.
Explanation
DHS (USCIS) reviews and accept foreign documentation for the use of immigration to prove a person’s identity. Supporting documentation may include a foreign document such as a foreign passport along with a U.S. government issued document. Review the “List of Acceptable Documents” for a list of foreign documents that may be used.
15.
An employee's hire date (First day) is considered the:
Correct Answer
B. Day he/she fills out hiring paperwork.
Explanation
Brickman considers the hire date the date the employee arrives at a branch to fill out new hire paperwork. Hire date must be the date employee begins work and must match COINS hired date. Branch Administrators should not wait until payroll to add employee information. This will help catch any discrepancies that may pertain to the new/rehire employee.
16.
When Terminating an employee what steps should be completed:
Correct Answer
A. A PAF should be filled out, term date should be entered, employee I-9 and supporting documentation should be moved to inactive binder with shred date.
Explanation
When an employee is being terminated a Branch Administrator should follow term procedure and at that this time pull employees I-9 completed form /supporting documentation from active I-9/supporting documentation binders. The Branch Administrator should calculate the “Shred Date” for the I-9/supporting documentation and write on the back of page(s). This is the best time to write the Shred Date because the I-9 form has the hiring date on it and the term date is still fresh in Branch Administrators mind.
17.
May was Hired on June 06, 2008 and termed on November 7, 2008. What is her shred date for I-9 form and supporting documents.
Correct Answer
B. June 06, 2011
Explanation
I-9s for inactive employees are retained for 3 years from the date of hire or 1 year from the date of termination, whichever is later.
18.
Tanner's original Hire date was February 11, 2007 and termed on November 28, 2009; What is the I-9 shred date.
Correct Answer
B. November 28, 2010
Explanation
I-9s for inactive employees are retained for 3 years from the date of hire or 1 year from the date of termination, whichever is later.
19.
When filling out an I-9 form for H2B Employees, in Section 2 what document(s) do you need inorder to get the right information? Document title:Issuing Authority:Document#: Expiration date (if any):Document #: Expiration date (if any):
Correct Answer
B. Mexican Passport and I-94 Form or Stamp
Explanation
When filling out the I-9 Form for an H2B status employee you will need the information from the unexpired Mexican Passport and the I-94 stamp or Form. Photocopies of both the Mexican Passport and the I-94 should be made. The Visa is not to be used for the I-9 Purpose.
20.
The employee does not need to be present when the Branch Administrator fills out Section 2 and reviews documentation.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Branch Administrator responsible for filling out section 2 must view original documentation and compare picture I.D. to employee providing the documentation.
21.
What is not right in Section 1 of the I-9 form?
Correct Answer
E. All of the above.
Explanation
There should be no maiden name. The name is not filled out under the correct section. The city and state are not filled out correctly. The attest box is not filled out correctly the alien authorized to work section is has the A# and expiration date flip flopped.
22.
If documentation from List A is provided for I-9 as well as documentation for List B and C, what sould be done:
Correct Answer
B. Branch Administrator must have employee decide which documentation from List A or List B and C he/she would like to use.
Explanation
When an employee provides more documentation then needed they should be told to look at the List of Acceptable Documentation and give the employer either documentation from List A or a combination from List B and List C. DHS (USCIS) states that Employers are NOT to specify which document(s) they can accept from an employee.
23.
What is not right in Section 2 of the I-9 Form?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above.
Explanation
List C should not be filled out at all. The employee has provided the company with a document found on List A. List C should be crossed out then initial and date should be circled. The Branch Administrator should have signed and finished filling in the companies address. According to DHS (USCIS) employers can only take a document from List A or a combination of List B and List C.