Update To Right To Work Check Requirements For EEA Nationals

Published date01 July 2021
Subject MatterImmigration, General Immigration
Law FirmEnvoy Global, Inc.
AuthorEnvoy Global, Inc.

Key Points

  • The changes are expected to be implemented starting July 1, 2021. Compliant right to work checks made prior to this date are expected to be conducted under previous guidance.
  • The draft code addresses EEA nationals who have applied for status under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) and makes clear which documents are necessary to complete Right to Work checks.
  • EEA Nationals will need to provide proof of status or evidence of a pending application under the EU Settlement Scheme.
  • If an employer finds that an EEA National employee has not applied for the EUSS after June 30, employers should direct the employee to apply as soon as possible.
  • It should be noted that the employee does not have to cease working.
  • Upon applying, the employer must obtain a copy of the certificate of application and contact the Employer Checking Service (ECS) to receive a Positive Verification Notice (PVN).
  • List A and B documents have been slightly changed to the following
    • EEA national passports and national...

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