Hi - hoping someone can give some suggestions.
So I applied for the W&C permit after doing the training and BG check/fingerprints, etc. Read over the entire app and it only said I need proof of the business and a letter from the business stating it was necessary and authorized for me.
Did the interview and wasn't asked for anything other than schedule c to prove the business. 2 months later I get a denied letter from MSP stating that I "applied as part of a business but was not employee by the business." When I called MSP and talked to the officer that processed the app I was only told that "anyone can ask uncle Johnny for a letter but that doesn't mean you are employee, if you had some pay stubs that might have been better proof" - so my situation is that we have a small business and I don't take payment from the business since its not necessary.
Any advice that I should bring or discuss when I go to the informal interview in Pikesville and the board meeting in Crownsville? I'm assuming this is at least 2-4 months in the future.
thanks
So I applied for the W&C permit after doing the training and BG check/fingerprints, etc. Read over the entire app and it only said I need proof of the business and a letter from the business stating it was necessary and authorized for me.
Did the interview and wasn't asked for anything other than schedule c to prove the business. 2 months later I get a denied letter from MSP stating that I "applied as part of a business but was not employee by the business." When I called MSP and talked to the officer that processed the app I was only told that "anyone can ask uncle Johnny for a letter but that doesn't mean you are employee, if you had some pay stubs that might have been better proof" - so my situation is that we have a small business and I don't take payment from the business since its not necessary.
Any advice that I should bring or discuss when I go to the informal interview in Pikesville and the board meeting in Crownsville? I'm assuming this is at least 2-4 months in the future.
thanks