SECTION:
HUMAN RESOURCES INDEX: C-9
SUBJECT: EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION
POLICY
All University of Houston-Victoria (UHV) employees must provide, upon request, official transcripts, completed Employment Eligibility Verification Form I-9, and proof of registration with the Selective Service System, when applicable. Failure to comply with these requirements will lead to termination of employment.
PROCEDURE
I-9
Documentation In accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control
Act of 1986, any individual hired by UHV after May 31, 1987 must present to the
Human Resources Office acceptable proof of eligibility for employment within
three (3) business days of appointment. Employment
eligibility shall be verified by examination of documents establishing identity
and employment authorization and completion of the I-9 Form provided by the
Federal Immigration and Naturalization Service. Failure
to provide acceptable documentation as specified by law will result in immediate
termination of employment. Contact
the Payroll/Benefits Manager for information on acceptable documentation.
When possible, arrangements will
be made for part-time faculty hired at the UH System Centers to complete I-9
forms at that site.
Hiring supervisors should communicate to all new full-time and part-time
employees that they must complete I-9 forms within three days of starting work.
Transcripts
Deans should communicate to all new faculty that they must have official
transcripts on file within 30 days of employment. Letters of appointment to faculty and adjunct staff will
include notice of I-9 and transcript requirements.
Human
Resources will notify hiring supervisors immediately if I-9 forms have not been
completed within three days. Deans
will be notified if official transcripts for newly-hired faculty have not been
received within 30 days. Faculty
who do not have official transcripts on file within 30 days of beginning
employment may be terminated.
Selective Service
Approved by:
Signature obtained
March 26, 2003
Karen S. Haynes Date
President
Next review: April 2005
Origination: Human Resources