Orientation Questions

So I have orientation in Richmond on Monday. I would have asked these earlier, but I only spoke to a recruiter once, and that was on Friday. He sent me a paper with what I should bring to orientation, date, time, etc, and also a conditional offer letter. That is it.

What forms, papers, etc should I bring with me? Did recruiters send us anything to fill out and bring with us? If so, I don't have it.

Do I need to bring old W2 forms for employment verification? Do I need to bring a copy of my driving record? The recruiter said they can't accept a driving record that I give them, but I've read some older pieces saying I have to print one out and bring it.

On my resume I listed my unpaid internships. I don't have any W2s or anything from them since they were unpaid. Some of those employers don't even have the same people working there any longer, so they can't even be called, the staff will just say "I wasn't here in 2012, so I don't know this guy, sorry." Do you think that will be a problem? I still have two people from the internships who have since moved on to other jobs that I am in touch with, but what if they can't be reached (they're busy too)? For what it's worth, most, but not all, of the time I was doing internships I was also in college, and I have copies of the transcripts to prove it. So most of that ground can be covered somehow. I just worry about the parts that can't.

I am driving myself to orientation because I live in Richmond. Is there anything I should know about parking? It wasn't discussed.

Again, the process moved so fast. I put my application in on Thursday night and a recruiter called me Friday, and now I'm headed off on Monday.

 

Well, I already submitted the application online, I think you have to do that before getting invited to orientation. If not, then I just wasted my time I suppose. Are they going to make me fill out a resume again? If so, I'll just do like you said and put down student. If not, hopefully they'll share our outlook and go "oh, no that's just part of college and I see he has transcripts." Hopefully I won't get sent home over something small like that, like someone not answering the phone or nobody remaining at a workplace from when I was there.