On October 8th, 2020, USCIS announced that E-Verify is working on an initiative to decrease the number of duplicate cases and provided a table comparing current features with future program updates. USCIS anticipates a March 2021 implementation date and is seeking feedback regarding the changes. The table below compares current features and future program enhancements.
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Current Program Features |
Future Program Enhancements |
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Duplicate case check only looks at the Social Security number. |
Expand the list of enumerators to identify additional duplicate cases. |
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Duplicate case check only displays 10 duplicate cases at a time. |
Expand the parameter so all duplicate cases are displayed.
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User cannot close a case in the SCAN_AND_UPLOAD status. |
Allow user to close the case in the SCAN_AND_UPLOAD status. User will be able to retrieve appropriate closure reasons at this time. |
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User may continue a case if an open duplicate case exists. |
Prevents user from creating a new case if an open duplicate case for the same employee already exists. |
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The look-back period is 30 federal government work days. |
Expands the look-back period to 180 federal government work days to identify additional duplicate cases that were not previously identified.
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