Employment verification

I work for crete, and normally they tell you in orientation if they cant verify something that you have 30 days to get it for them. However if you can't find a w2 then they will accept a notarized letter saying that he worked there. Thing is it does not even need to be from someone with the company. Wilmer terminal will accept a letter from anyone as long as it's not from a family member as proof you worked there.

 

I had that dishonesty thought as well.....I mean have someone pretend that they worked there. You do what you gotta do

 

Some people do landscaping work, painting houses, carpentry, auto mechanics, for cash only.
It isn't that uncommon at all, especially in high tax states like New York.

 

A paystub can also be printed online, or so I've heard. Nothing will stop a determined individual.

 

I just had a flat patched up a few days ago- $5 off if paid in cash. I was just curious if the jobs OP was talking about were driving jobs. I wouldn't jump on a driving job for 100% cash. 50/50 is ok. Anything less than that is a red flag. You may not be on the insurance and if there is a wreck, good luck explaining in court why you're working 60h weeks for $300 a week...

On a side note a lot of FedEx ground contractors pay by check and add a few hundred on top with cash every week.

 

I had entire companies go bankrupt and out of the industry all together, not a problem when you have years on paper. They simply say oh we don't need that now there is nothing to verify. (Except through SSA...)

 

Go with Chinatowns advice.

 

In Post #10 I recommended Leonard's Express, then made a Walmart munchie run and saw a Leonard's Express truck at a stop light. See Leonard's and Calex Logistics often running through here in Las Vegas.