sends your case in E-Verify. Your employer must give you a Referral Date Confirmation, which will tell
you the date by which you must visit SSA.
Visit SSA Field Office:
To take action to begin to resolve this case, you must visit an SSA field office to update your information.
If you live in an area where there is a SSA Card Center, you are required to visit the Card Center. To
locate an SSA office, visit www.socialsecurity.gov/locator or call SSA at 800-772-1213 (TTY: 800-325-
0778).
Bring this Further Action Notice when you visit SSA. Tell SSA that you have an E-Verify issue.
SSA cannot update your record without proof that a change is needed. Below are examples of documents
you may need to prove your age, identity, name change, and citizenship status. Bring original documents,
not photocopies:
• Proof of your age: a birth certificate or passport
• Proof of you identity: a driver’s license or passport
• Proof of a legal name change: a marriage certificate, if you current name is not on your SSN card
• Proof of a U.S. citizenship or work-authorized status:
o If a U.S. citizen – a Naturalization Certificate, U.S. public birth certificate, or U.S. passport,
or
o If you are not a U.S. citizen – a Permanent Resident Card (Form I-551), Employment
Authorization Document (Form I-766), or Arrival-Departure Record (Form I-94) showing
work-authorized status.
To check on the status of your case, visit myE-Verify at https://myeverify.uscis.gov/.
Please indicate below whether or not you intend to dispute this case.
I choose to: (check one)
I will take action to resolve this E-Verify case. I understand that I have until ____ to take action.
I will not take action to resolve this E-Verify case. I understand that if I do not take action E-Verify will be
unable to confirm that I am authorized to work in the United States and my employer may terminate my
employment.
Employee’s Signature
Date
Report Discrimination
To report employment discrimination based upon your citizenship, immigration status, or national origin,
contact the Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER) at
800-255-7688 (TTY:800-237-2515). For more information, visit IER’s website at www.justice.gov/ier.
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