ICE I-9 Audit Response video
Every Form I-9 read, matched to payroll and E-Verify, classified under the March 2026 guidance and priced in dollars, with the production index signed on day one. 1:16
What the film shows
Reviews an employer's Forms I-9 when ICE serves a Notice of Inspection and drafts the response
Agents read the notice and run the business-day clock, read every form and document copy, match them to payroll and E-Verify, classify each error under ICE's March 2026 guidance and estimate the fine with the five statutory factors. They draft correction memos and assemble the production; the attorney of record approves every correction and signs.
Transcript
- ICE I-9 Audit Response checks every Form I-9 after a Notice of Inspection.
- Since March 2026, common slips are fined at once, up to $2,861 a form.
- This employer has three business days for 412 forms, over a holiday.
- Agents match payroll and E-Verify, and find eight missing forms.
- Each error is classed technical or substantive, its rule cited.
- The heat map shows every employee, with the fine estimate above it.
- Alondra approves 131 technical corrections; the cells cool, and the estimate falls ninety percent.
- Memos tell HR what to fix, dated today and never backdated.
- Alondra signs the index on day one; the production goes out on day two.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.