In addition to a Driver's License/Identification, Social Security Card, Passport, Fingerprints, Background Checks...some jobs require specific work permits or "Work Cards" to work in the State of Nevada.
These can be statewide, or County-Specific. For example, if you want to serve food in Nevada in a Casino, you'll likely need a food safety handling certificate. If the restaurant serves alcohol, you'll need an Alcohol Awareness (TAM) Card. If you handle cash as a server, you'll also need to go to the Metropolitan Police Department and apply for a "Sheriff's Card."
Some Work Cards can only be obtained AFTER you get a job, such as a Security job. You will have to obtain a PILB (Guard Card) first, then your employer will endorse you to further your application process with an Exposed Firearms Certificate with additional fees, applications and wait times.
If you have any additional questions, please comment below!
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