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title: "How to complete Form I-9 Section 1 and upload supporting documents to your I-9 in Wrapbook"
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updated: 2026-10-06T21:02:24Z
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# How to complete Form I-9 Section 1 and upload supporting documents to your I-9 in Wrapbook

*The following help article provides general instructions on how to complete this form in Wrapbook. If you have questions about how to complete this information based on your specific situation, consult with a legal professional.*

[U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services](https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/completing-form-i-9/completing-section-1-employee-information-and-attestation) (USCIS) requires U.S. employees to complete and sign Form I-9*: Section 1, Employee Information and Attestation* no later than their first day of employment.

This process involves two steps:

1. Enter your information in Section 1, Employee Information and Attestation, and sign the form
2. Provide your supporting documents (optional)

- To see USCIS instructions for completing Form I-9 as an employee, see [Completing Section 1, Employee Information and Attestation](https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/completing-form-i-9/completing-section-1-employee-information-and-attestation)
- To see USCIS requirements for supporting documents, see [Form I-9 Acceptable Documents](https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-acceptable-documents)

## **1. Complete Section 1, Employee Information and Attestation**

In Wrapbook, you’ll be prompted to complete *Section 1* of *Form I-9* during onboarding.

1. [Login to Wrapbook](https://app.wrapbook.com/)
2. On the *Review & sign startwork* page, click **Complete Your I-9**
3. On the *Complete your I-9* page, in *Section 1. Employee information and attestation*, review the prefilled information to verify it’s correct. If any of the prefilled information is incorrect, you can click on the field to update it.

**Is your information not already prefilled in your Form I-9? Click the arrow to learn more.**

To give production companies flexibility, Wrapbook offers both pre-fill and manual fill options for Forms I-9s. If you don’t see information already added to your Form I-9, click each required field within the document to add your information.
4. Under *Citizenship or immigration status*, click to choose your citizenship or immigration status. For information about the options listed, see [USCIS, Employee Responsibilities for Section 1](https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/completing-form-i-9/completing-section-1-employee-information-and-attestation).
5. Click the **Review and Sign** button to open a preview of your Form I-9
6. In the Form I-9 preview, click to sign the document
7. In the *Enter your full name to sign* popup, type your name to add your signature Note, the name entered for signature must *exactly* match the name as it appears in *Section 1: First Name, Last Name*
8. Click the **Create** button to add your signature and date to the form
9. Click the **Submit** button

![Review and sign startwork details including tax information and employment agreement.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692547105.png)

*Click the edit icon next to Complete Your I-9*

![Form I-9 completion instructions with employee information section highlighted for clarity.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692492699.png)

*Review the prefilled information. If any of the information is incorrect, you can click on the field to update it.*

![Form section for selecting citizenship or immigration status with multiple options to choose from.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692434560.png)

*Click to choose your citizen or immigration status, then click the* ***Review and Sign*** *button*

![Employment eligibility verification form with highlighted sections for employee information and instructions.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692363161.png)

*In the document preview, click the* ***Sign here*** *field*

![Employment eligibility verification form with highlighted signature and personal information fields.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692280623.png)

*In the signature popup, enter your name exactly as it appears in the document, then click the* ***Create*** *button*

![Form I-9 employee information section with highlighted citizenship options and personal details.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747692112962.png)

*After you click the Create button, your signature will be added to the Form I-9*

## **2. Upload your supporting documents**

After you complete *Section 1*, you’ll be prompted to upload your supporting documents.

- If you need to complete this step at a later time, you can click **Back** at the top of the page and you’ll be returned to *Review & sign startwork* page. When you’re ready to upload your supporting documents, click **Complete Your I-9**.
- In order to upload supporting documents to Wrapbook, they must be saved to your computer first
- If you receive an error message when uploading a supporting document, there may be an issue with the file type or size. The accepted formats for supporting document files are JPEG, PNG, TIFF, HEIC, and HEIF. The maximum file size accepted is 10 MB.
- When you upload a supporting document in Wrapbook, some document types require two images. This requirement applies whether or not the project uses Wrapbook E-Verify.

When you select one of the following document types, upload every image requested on the *Your I-9* page:
  - Driver's license — front and back
  - Government ID card — front and back
  - U.S. passport card — front and back
  - U.S. green card (Form I-551) — front and back
  - Employment Authorization Document (Form I-766) — front and back
  - U.S. passport booklet — photo/information page and barcode page
- For document types that require two images, use the same file uploader to submit both images together. They are not separate document uploads.
  - For a card, photograph or scan the front and back of the document
  - For a U.S. passport booklet, photograph or scan the photo/information page and the barcode page. The passport booklet requires two pages, not two sides, and the cover is not the second image.
  - Follow the prompts on the *Your I-9* page to upload every requested image. Once all required supporting documents are submitted, you’ll return to the *Review & sign startwork* page.

Here’s how to upload your supporting documents:

1. On the *Your I-9* page, under *Next steps*, click the **Name** dropdown menu to select the type of document you want to upload
2. Click the **Select a file** button to upload a supporting document that’s been saved to your computer
3. Once a document is successfully uploaded, it will be listed under *Submitted documents*
4. Based on the type of document you upload first, you may be prompted to upload a second document. To do so, repeat the steps above.
5. Once you’ve successfully submitted the required supporting documentation, you‘ll be returned to the *Review & Sign Startwork* page. A green check mark will indicate that you have successfully completed your Form I-9.

![Form I-9 completion status with sections for employer verification and documentation requirements.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747693062384.png)

*Click the Name dropdown menu and select the type of document you’re uploading. Then enter the required information.*

![Form I-9 showing completed sections and submitted documents for employment verification.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/67f3ef76-1568-46b4-8047-4792fc3a99ce/Images/Documentation/image-1747693142871.png)

*Once the required supporting documentation has been uploaded, click the* ***Next*** *button*

### E-Verify

If you are completing Form I-9 for a project that uses **E-Verify** (employment eligibility verification), Wrapbook requires complete image capture for certain identity documents. When you select one of the document types below, upload both sides before continuing:

- **Driver's License** — front and back
- **State ID Card** — front and back
- **U.S. Passport Card** — front and back
- **Permanent Resident Card** (Green Card, I-551) — front and back
- **Employment Authorization Document** (EAD, I-766) — front and back
- For a **U.S. Passport booklet**, upload the **photo/ID page** and the **barcode page**. These are two separate pages, not the front and back of one card.

Wrapbook will ask for the additional images or pages and will not let you continue until all required images have been submitted. Complete image capture gives the E-Verify team the document record needed to review and verify your information without requesting another image from you.

## Troubleshooting

Issues that may cause errors when completing your Form I-9 are typically the result of missing or incorrectly formatted information.

To address this, we recommend the following:

- Confirm that dates entered use MM/DD/YYYY format
- If there’s no expiration date or information to enter within a field, leave it blank, do not add “N/A” or a dash
- Confirm that you have signed the form - If you correct any errors you will be prompted to re-sign the form again, to ensure you are attesting to the changed information
- If you’re unable to sign the document on mobile or on the Wrapbook app, we recommend trying on a desktop computer
- When signing, first click the **Create** button and then click the **Submit** button. The *Create* button will only appear blue/active once a name is entered. If you can’t click the *Create* button, click your signature line again to make sure you’ve typed your name in the signature field.
- If you realize during signing that you’ve entered the wrong name, you can click **Back**, then click on the signature field to update it.

A Federal Employment Eligibility Verification form, required for proof of eligibility to work in the United States.