Georgia Contractors: Don’t Jeopardize Your Public Contract!
Note: Cross posted from Verify I-9, LLC.
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Georgia’s Security and Immigration Compliance Act requires that any company receiving a local, county or state public contract must first certify, under oath, that the business is enrolled in E-Verify. Failure to comply can result in the loss of the public contract and even criminal prosecution for false swearing.
When enrolling in and using E-Verify is so easy, why risk losing the public contract? We offer E-Verify with no setup fee and no monthly fee. We can activate your E-Verify account in just a couple of hours!
Do not wait another minute! Contact us or enroll today.
In the case of Bromell Manicured Lawns, which is under a $500,000 contract with GDOT for its mowing services, King said the company president, Michael Bromell, signed an affidavit dated June 16, 2010, that the company was using E-Verify as a condition of obtaining a work contract with GDOT. But King said, according to documents he obtained from U.S. Homeland Security, the company did not obtain an MOU with E-Verify until Aug. 26, 2010.
According to Georgia Senate Bill 447, passed this spring, "Contractors and subcontractors convicted for false statements based on a violation of this subsection shall be prohibited from bidding on or entering into any public contract for 12 months following such conviction."
The Marietta Daily Journal – Activist calls for probe into GDOT E Verify affidavit
