Completing Your Self-Onboarding

Purpose

Your employer invited you to onboard yourself in UZIO — enter your details once, correctly, and your employment record, payroll, and paperwork all start right. Takes 15–30 minutes with your documents at hand.

Before you start, gather

• SSN and date of birth; home address
• An emergency contact (at least one is required)
• Bank routing/account numbers (if paid by direct deposit)
• Any details your employer requests under Additional Information (e.g., driver's license)

The steps

1. Register — click the link in your self-onboarding invitation email; register with the email it was sent to, or with a Google, LinkedIn, or Microsoft account (details).
2. Welcome — the greeting page; continue.
3. My Information — three tabs: Personal (SSN, date of birth, ...), Contact (home address + at least one emergency contact), and Additional Information (whatever your employer requests).
4. Payroll (appears if your employer collects payroll details here) — Federal Tax Withholding, State Tax Withholding, and Payment Method (direct deposit or check — direct deposit details).
5. Documents — read, fill, and sign everything your employer shared. Complete them all.
• If your employer assigned you a Form I-9, it appears here as one of these documents. You fill in Section 1; your employer completes Section 2 afterwards. Completing Section 1 of Form I-9 walks through every field, including which citizenship status to pick and what to enter for an A-Number.
6. Tasks — if your employer assigned onboarding tasks (trainings, equipment forms), mark each complete as you finish it.
7. Review — a summary of pending vs completed items. Submit when everything's done.

After the congratulations screen, your employer reviews what you submitted and finishes the onboarding — you'll gain normal portal access per their setup.

Related articles

• Accepting Your Offer
• Registering Your UZIO Account
• Completing Section 1 of Form I-9 — if an I-9 is among your documents
• Updating Your Tax Withholding (W-4) — changing it later