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When a client enters information (such as a password) into the online form on , the information is encrypted so the client cannot see it. An authorized representative for the client, called a "Doe Representative," must enter the information into the "Signature" field to complete the signature.

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E-Verify is designed to provide a way for employers to verify the identity of their employees, but it also provides a simple way for the government and its customers to track illegal aliens' use of public benefits programs such as Medicare. As we know, there is a lot of fraud in these programs. So when the federal government or local governments are using E-Verify to make sure that an illegal alien is working and paying income taxes, it's a good thing. E-Verify also provides a great opportunity for the government to keep track of people using public programs. E-Verify also helps us keep track of illegal aliens living in the United States, both because it allows us to know who works for the government and who works for the private sector. So the best way to use E-Verify is to enroll with the federal government. If you are not eligible for a job with a federal agency, you can always enroll with your state or local government for a similar role. Do employers still need to verify the identity of their employees? There are no federal or state laws requiring employers to verify the identities of their employees. If a government agency asks you, for example, if you have a Social Security number, you can answer that you don't. However, you are not required to provide the government with your Social Security number. So employers aren't under the same strict conditions as federal agencies. However, it is still important for employers to verify the identity of their workers. D...