I need verification of an employee's high school diploma, anywhere online I can look for free?
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The best, and most legal, way to do this is to have the employee make the request to their high school themselves.  If that doesn't fit your needs, have them sign a basic release of information (I, John Doe, give permission to Jane Doe to receive any information related to confirming my attendance and successful graduation from Smithville High School).  We call it CYB (Cover Your Butt).
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To get a copy of your diploma, call the school or board of education. There may be a small fee, so be prepared to write a check. Then voile' you are ready for the world!
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Maybe the Department of Education website for your state has info.
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Just go to the school that you graduated from and ask for a copy.  You will have to pay a small fee.
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i would imagine most schools would be able to provide you with some sort of test along these lines... have you tried asking your local high school?
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if she is not in hs...and either has a ged or a hs diploma i believe she can check out your state website it will tell you on there
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If you know the name of the school the person graduated from, call the Registrar/Records office and ask.\n\nSchools are allowed to release the following information about students:  Name, telephone number, e-mail address, major, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, and enrollment status (full- or part-time).\n\nYou may not be able to get this information if the person has requested that it not be released.
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Depending on what you are hoping to prove proficiency in, try the State Board of Education, they're likely to have the information you seek.
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The college transcript answer is incorrect.  A person needs to complete a SSA-1372 and have it certified by the high school he/she is attending.  The form is available on-line or at a local office.  It is a really simple process
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Google your state's name and "Department of Education" and "certification".  Some states have online databases that will pull up every person certified in that state along with the individual's areas of certification.\n\nAt the very least, however, you should be able to find information on where to write or whom to call to get a copy of your certificate and any fees that might apply for a duplicate certificate.
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I did a search on web using verify company data and came up with several sights... However, the one for overseas is "Onesource" it gives an 866 # that being 866-361-4992 for a free trial.. the web sight is www.onesource.com
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try zabasearch.com. its free and guaranteed to work.
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These things are probably free, but aren't generally online.  Most of the records you're talking about are public record, and you can get copies at the relevant courthouse or police department, but these institutions don't tend to go through the time or expense of putting the information online.  \n\nIf you want to check, look up the institution which would have created the records you're looking for: county courthouse, etc.  See if they've got an online document repository.  If they don't, give them a call and the clerk will be able to help you.
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try free-ed.net  they don't give you a free diploma but they do let you take free classes that are designed to help you pass the GED
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I don't think there is any other way besides the school you went to.  You might be out of luck.  You could find someone you graduated with and make a scan of their diploma, photoshop out their name and insert yours.
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most employers will not check but those that do will \ncheck with the school that you say you have graduated\nfrom as it is a matter of public record
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the only sites i can think about are reunion.com and namesdatabase but you could also google your HS name and see what comes out, it worked for me, good luck!