New-hire paperwork

I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms, done on their phone

Send the I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms as one link. The new hire fills them in step by step and signs; you finish the employer part and see what's due.

After that, employees use My Employee Portal for their hours, pay, time off, benefits and forms.

HRGP Government forms page with open I-9 Section 2 tasks and due dates
A new hire completing the W-4 step on a phone

HRGP Government forms with open I-9 Section 2 tasks and due dates, and a new hire completing the W-4 step on a phone (sample data).

How new-hire paperwork works

  1. Send one link

    The I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms go out together.

  2. The new hire completes them on a phone

    Step by step, then signs. The new hire needs no sign-in to complete them.

  3. You finish the employer part

    Employer I-9 Section 2 tasks show with their due dates.

  4. The employee moves into My Employee Portal

    Hours, estimated pay, time off, benefits and forms in one place.

Included in your plan

  • Guided I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms.
  • The new hire needs no sign-in to complete them.
  • Employer I-9 Section 2 tasks with due dates.
  • My Employee Portal, time off and benefits are included in the $99 plan.

New-hire paperwork questions

Which forms are included?

The guided I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms.

Does the new hire need an account?

No. The new hire needs no sign-in to complete the forms.

Does it cost extra?

No. The guided I-9, W-4 and state withholding forms are included in your plan.

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