Form I-9 without the deadline panic.

Section 1 before day one, acceptable documents collected right the first time, Section 2 coordinated inside the three-day window.

What it is

I-9 compliance is a deadline problem with document rules attached. The agents get Section 1 signed before the start date, guide candidates on acceptable document combinations (List A, or B plus C), coordinate the Section 2 review, and track every deadline so the three-day window never slips.

How the agents run it · Documents & Identity

  1. 01

    Section 1

    The candidate completes and signs Section 1 electronically before day one.

  2. 02

    Documents

    The agent explains acceptable document combinations and validates what's uploaded.

  3. 03

    Section 2

    Employer review is coordinated — including authorized-representative flows for remote hires.

  4. 04

    Deadline

    The three-business-day window is tracked with escalation before it can lapse.

What you get

  • Three-day window never slips silently
  • Wrong-document round trips eliminated
  • Remote-hire Section 2 flows handled

Questions

How do the agents keep I-9s compliant?

By sequencing: Section 1 completes before the start date, acceptable documents are validated at upload, Section 2 review is coordinated within three business days of start, and every deadline is tracked with escalation.

Can remote candidates complete an I-9?

Yes — the agent coordinates the authorized-representative process for remote Section 2 review, guiding both the candidate and the representative through it.

See form i-9 run live.

Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.