E-Verify Legislation in Rhode Island

Employer types affected by enacted state legislation:

Affected Parties:	Public Employers and/or Contractors
E-Verify mandated for private employer:
E-Verify mandated for contractors receiving State funds:	YES
State benefits for using E-Verify:
Additional requirements for supporting documents:
Required signed affidavit or certification:
Additional State fines or penalties:
ICE ACCESS participant:

Effective Date: 3/27/2008

Impact:
On March 27, 2008, Governor Donald Carcieri signed Executive Order 08-01, requiring:

The Rhode Island Department of Administration must use E-Verify for all new hires of the Executive Branch and,
The Department of Administration shall require all persons and businesses, including grantees, contractors, sub-contractors and vendors doing business with the state of Rhode Island to register and use E-Verify.

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