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How to Fill Out Form I-9 Hi everyone, Im Priyanka Prakash, Senior Staff Writer at Fundera, and today Im going to walk you through how to fill out Form I-9: Employment Eligibility Verification, which can be downloaded from USCIS.gov. This form must be completed for all paid employees to verify their work eligibility and work status in the United States. Employers and employees share in the completion of the form. Lets start with section one, which should be filled out by the employee their first day on the job. Employers should provide the form to the employee to fill out Section 1, along with instructions for the forum which are available at USCIS.gov. Today, Im going to play the part of both employee and employer. Starting as the employee, Im going to fill out Section 1 with my name, address, and date of birth. Entering your social security number is optional unless the employer participates in E-verify. If the employer participates in E-verify, and you have a social security nu
