What to take to an interview
11-30-2006, 05:45 PM
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When my Roommate when down to express this summer he watched two or three walk out because of paperwork.
That is where I learned my anal tendicies about paperwork
Express said that was the deal in their email, and I guess they stick to it
That is where I learned my anal tendicies about paperwork
Express said that was the deal in their email, and I guess they stick to it
11-30-2006, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by reevesofskyking
When my Roommate when down to express this summer he watched two or three walk out because of paperwork.
That is where I learned my anal tendicies about paperwork
Express said that was the deal in their email, and I guess they stick to it
That is where I learned my anal tendicies about paperwork
Express said that was the deal in their email, and I guess they stick to it
Part of the reasoning behind it is simple... if you can't correctly fill out the application, how can the company determine that you're going to properly fill out the paperwork that is required to keep the company running and fully legal?
Things like crew rest/duty sheets, timecards, aircraft flight logs, maintenance writeups, and dispatch releases are all a lot more complicated than filling out your ten year history...
11-30-2006, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by freezingflyboy
Bring everything they tell you. I think you said you were interviewing at XJT, right Toilet? You will get a BIIIIG list of what to bring to the interview (if you don't have all your old W2s or employment records, you better call the IRS now to get copies of your old tax returns). As I recall, it was quite the laundry list of items.
11-30-2006, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by freezingflyboy
Bring everything they tell you. I think you said you were interviewing at XJT, right Toilet? You will get a BIIIIG list of what to bring to the interview (if you don't have all your old W2s or employment records, you better call the IRS now to get copies of your old tax returns). As I recall, it was quite the laundry list of items.
have verified your previous employer’s numbers and contact personnel for
our verification, you do not need to provide any tax forms for that time
frame.
just clarifying so I don't not take those forms if I'll need them
12-01-2006, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by LivinTheDream28
For the XJT interview: If I am currently a full-time student and have been my whole life up to this point, I wouldn't need my old W2's if there are no unemployments gaps is that right? I thought thats what the note in the packet they gave me said which reads: If you
have verified your previous employer’s numbers and contact personnel for
our verification, you do not need to provide any tax forms for that time
frame.
just clarifying so I don't not take those forms if I'll need them
have verified your previous employer’s numbers and contact personnel for
our verification, you do not need to provide any tax forms for that time
frame.
just clarifying so I don't not take those forms if I'll need them
12-01-2006, 05:45 PM
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I had a flaw with that when my room mate was told the same thing
I dont save tax info any longer than 7 years. So for the first three years of my past ten I have no tax info on.
I am not sure if I could file a form with the IRS to get them or not
I dont save tax info any longer than 7 years. So for the first three years of my past ten I have no tax info on.
I am not sure if I could file a form with the IRS to get them or not
12-01-2006, 09:22 PM
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I interviewed with XJT. They said to have the stuff in the order they wanted. So I had it in the order they wanted and also I put each item in sheet protectors as well as had extra copies. I put it all in a leather binder. I found that I liked that a lot better than the briefcase since I could have it open and ready when ever I needed it without having this big case sitting in front of me. Just look professional and get the stuff in the order. Not that hard if you can read and have half a brain.
03-11-2007, 07:59 PM
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Document list
If you are still looking for a list of required documents here is a downloadable list... http://airlinepilotmentor.com/documentprep.aspx
Good Luck
Good Luck
03-12-2007, 10:07 AM
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W2
It has a Number listed for the IRS to get your W-2 history faxed to your home.
(Several airlines require candidates to bring W-2's to verify periods of unemployment. When not in school or employed a W-2 will show that the candidate was in fact not collecting compansation from an employer. This will show they are not hiding a problem in their employment past. The number for the IRS office is 1-800-829-1040)
Good Luck
(Several airlines require candidates to bring W-2's to verify periods of unemployment. When not in school or employed a W-2 will show that the candidate was in fact not collecting compansation from an employer. This will show they are not hiding a problem in their employment past. The number for the IRS office is 1-800-829-1040)
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