united-states employment
What does the &quot;submitting&quot; I9 form?
<p>I'm a graduate student at a US university and I work as a Graduate assistant in the department. It's been around one year I have been working. I'm also an International student who can only work on-campus. </p>

<p>Recently I have decided that I want to <strong>transfer</strong> to a another University and the classes will begin at that university from august. I have summer work at current university which could take till august.</p>

<p>The HR department of the university I'm going to transfer, sent me an offer letter and  a <strong>I9</strong> form.  </p>

<p>Should I fill the form and submit to the university where I will be start working from August even though currently i'm working at my current university? </p>

<p>If you plan to accept the offer, return the I9 to the department that sent it to you. It will have no effect on your relationship with your current school/employer (ie: sending it to your new job now does not prevent you from continuing at your current job), but is required for the work you will begin in August. </p>
