FACT SHEET:

E-Verify

99.5% Accurate

 

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Accuracy: (99.5%)

 

According to an independent consultant, the E-Verify System is better than 99.5% accurate[1]

 

 

Speed of Processing: [2] (94.2% are verified within 24 hours)

 

                 Instant verification (5 sec)                     93.0%

                    Verification within 24hrs                           01.2

                              Total Verification one day<              94.2%

                    Verification two days <                                  .45     

         
              Total verification within two days      94.65%

Verification two days <                               

                              Verification > two days                     00.05[3]

                                        Total Verified Eligibly             94.7%

 

                                                           

                    Total Initial Flagged as Mismatch             5.8%

                    Subsequently given eligible status            0.50           

                              Total permanent Non –Confirmed  5.3%[4]

 

 

Cost to employers: [5]

                 Average cost to set-up $125, 85% spend $100 or less                           

                 Average annual operation cost is $728


                
75% of employers spending $100 or less annually

 

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[1] : Debunking the “E-Verify error rate”, Stewart Baker, Leadership Journal , Department of Homeland Security, (May 16,2008): Also See, : Findings Of The Web Basic Pilot Evaluation; West ( September 2007) ( As submitted to the U.U. Department of Homeland Security

[2] If It’s Fixed, Don’t Break It: Moving Forward with E-Verify, Janice L. Kephart, Center for Immigration Studies  (September 2008)

[3] This represents 5 out of 1000 submittals

[4] These are persons who are not eligible to work in the U.S. or not interested in correcting their social security account once an error in such is detected.[4]

[5] Arizona Contractors Association, Inc et.al. vs., Candelaria: Case 2:07-CV-02496-NVW (U.S. D. AZ. 02/07/2008).



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