Help Wanted!

[KT0930]

Hey guys, this is a serious job posting. If you're interested, please PM me.

I work for a company called SJV & Associates, and we do Background Checks for loss prevention companies and the like. We have recently gotten into the business of supplying Vital Records, specifically, death certificates. We need people in various states who are willing and able to get to their county and/or state Vital Records office to retrieve the certificates. This could be at the health department, state archives, or somewhere similar. We will reimburse you the upfront cost of the certificates you retrieve (usually $5 to $20 each) plus $10 for each search completed, even if a certificate was not found using the information we provide.

You will need to provide a monthly invoice of the searches you have conducted (very easily done using Excel or Word). We pay 45-50 days after the month ends. For instance, on December 20, we paid invoices for October's work. You will also need to pass a comprehensive background check (that is our business, after all). You must also have reliable transportation.

This is a low-stress, easily done on your non-dialysis days job. The volume of work you receive depends on where you are located and if you are able to get to your state office (this is preferred) or can only do select counties.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me by PM. By the way, this helps me personally, because the more investigators I can get, then fewer forms I have to fill out!

[boxman55]

How do you find out where the certs are located or do you have to travel to the state capital. I would be interested in appling for this. I live in Wisconsin. PM me with the particulars...Boxman

[fluffy]

would you have anything in canada by any chance? 

[KT0930]

Not at the current time, fluffy. Our company does do criminal checks in Canada, so maybe eventually, though. Sorry.

[fluffy]

Thanks anyway 

[boxman55]

KT did you get my e-mail???  Boxman

[KT0930]

I just emailed you, box.

[twirl]

KT didn't you post you have to go back to work in April?

just wondering how you do it all, I read the schedule you posted for your days

[KT0930]

Going back to work full-time on Monday. My schedule won't be quite as bad now since I won't have PD to worry about, though.

BTW, I also need to let anyone reading this know that due to my time off, they found someone else to cover this department, so I will no longer be dealing with the Vital Records Department at all. Thanks for your interest, but I will be unable to make recommendations to them.