Login.gov Required for E-Verify Use
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APPLIES TO All Employers Using E-Verify |
EFFECTIVE June 30, 2025 |
QUESTIONS? Contact HR On-Call |
Quick Look
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Discussion
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced an enhancement to E-Verify account security by requiring all users to access the platform through Login.gov. This change introduces a multi-factor authentication (MFA) requirement and disables direct E-Verify login access after June 30, 2025.
Historically, E-Verify operated on a company-specific login model, allowing employers to maintain a single shared account for their organization. With the transition to Login.gov, the system is moving toward a user-specific model, where each user must authenticate individually using an MFA from the list of approved MFA options.
Employers using the E-Verify platform will need to follow the instructions to migrate their account to the Login.gov platform. To help facilitate this transition, E-Verify has published an FAQ page with additional resources.
Action Items
- Complete Login.gov migration, as appropriate.
- Have appropriate personnel trained on the new requirements.
- Update internal procedures on managing E-Verify on behalf of the company.
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