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Schedule B 8 Employment Verification Fees Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee 1St Tennessee And 1St Horizon Memphis TN 1998 $9.00 3Com $10.00 3M Corporation St. Paul MN $9.00 7-Up $10.00 711 $10.00 76 Products Unocal 1998 $9.00 A&W Yorkshire Global Restaurants $9.00 AAA Auto Blug Roup $9.00 AAFES $9.00 AAFIS $9.00 Abbott Laboratories $9.00 Abercroman Fitch $9.00 Abn Amro - North America Chicago IL 1996 $9.00 Acapulco Acquisition Corp $10.00 Accor $15.00 Accredo Health Service $9.00 Ace Cash Express $10.00 Acme Steel $9.00 Adecco "Tad Technical" San Francisco CA $9.00 Adecco Employment Services $9.00 Adecco -Olsten $9.00 ADM Milling Inc $9.00 Admiral Trucking Dow Chemical Co. 1991 $9.00 Adt Security Services, Inc. Aurora CO $9.00 Advance Auto Parts Roanoke VA $9.00 Advanced Micro Devices Sunnyvale CA 1998 $9.00 Advanced Pcs Inc $10.00 Advanced Sterilization Products Johnson & Johnson 1994 $9.00 Advanta Horsham PA 1998 $9.00 Advest, Inc. $10.00 Advocate Health Care Oakbrook IL 1991 $9.00 Advocate Medical Group Advocate Health Care 1991 $9.00 Aero Products Litton Aero Products 1991 $9.00 Aetna Hartford CT 1990 $9.00 Afc/ Churches EVS $15.00 Afsa Data Corporation FleetBoston 1994 $9.00 After Thoughts Foot Locker 1997 $9.00 Aga Gas $9.00 Agilent Tech $9.00 Agl Resources, Inc $9.00 Agouron Puerto Rico $9.00 Agricultural Marketing Service State of California $9.00 Ahold Financial Services Ahold $9.00 Aimco (Authorization Required For All Levels) $9.00 Air Force (Civilian Employees) $9.00 Airborne Express Seattle WA 1985 $9.00 Revised January 1, 2004 1 of 40 Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee Ajilon $9.00 Ajs Supermarket Llc $9.00 Akn Ncs $9.00 Akron City Hospital Summa Health Systems 1996 $9.00 Akron General Medical Center Akron OH 1996 $9.00 Alabama Power $9.00 Albertsons $9.00 Alcoa, Inc. Pittsburgh PA 1999 $9.00 Alcoholic Beverage Control Board $9.00 Alex Lee / Lowes Food Stores EVS $15.00 Alexander & Alexander $9.00 Allegis Group, Menotr 4 $9.00 Alliance Elevator Company $9.00 Alliance Media $9.00 Allied Signal $9.00 Allied Waste & Bfi $9.00 Alro Steel Corp $9.00 Als Of North Carolina, Inc Asplundh Tree Expert Co 1997 $9.00 Alta Residental $9.00 Altera Corp $10.00 Alternate Energy Inc $9.00 Alternative Health Partners Advocate Health Care 1991 $9.00 Alticor, Inc $9.00 Alton Memorial Hospital BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Alvarado Convalescent And Rehabilitation Hospital Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Alvarado Hospital Medical Center Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Amd - Advanced Mirco Devices $9.00 Amerada Hess Corp $9.00 Ameren Services Co. St. Louis MO 1979 $9.00 America Online $9.00 America West Airlines $10.00 American Airlines $9.00 American Beverage Can $9.00 American Eagle Airlines $9.00 American Greetings Cleveland OH 1993 $9.00 American Health & Life Insurance Citigroup $9.00 American Hospitality $15.00 American Lighting & Signalization, Inc Asplundh Tree Expert Co 1997 $9.00 American Medical Systems $9.00 American Natural Resources El Paso Energy Corp 1988 $9.00 American Protective Services $9.00 American Recovery Co., Inc. OSI $9.00 American Restaurant Group, Inc $9.00 American Sales Company Ahold $9.00 Americas Favorite Chicken $15.00 Ameriking Westchester IL 1996 $9.00 Amerisourcebergen Orange CA $9.00 Ameritec Publishing $9.00 Ames Department Stores, Inc. Rocky Hill CT 1995 $9.00 Amf Bowling Richmond VA 1998 $9.00 Amgen $10.00 Revised January 1, 2004 2 of 40 Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee Ammons Supermarket, Llc $9.00 Amoco Corp $9.00 Amp Incorporated Tyco Electronics Group $9.00 Andersen Chicago IL 1999 $9.00 Anheuser Busch (St. Louis Salary Emploees Only) $8.00 Animal And Plant Health Inspection Service $9.00 Anne Arundel County Public School $9.00 Answer City Circuit City 1994 $9.00 Anthem, Inc. Indianapolis IN $9.00 AOC $9.00 AON Chicago IL 1991 $9.00 Apac Customer Services Cedar Rapids IA $9.00 Apex Drug $10.00 Aplus $15.00 Apoca / Standard Parking $10.00 Apple Comp. $8.00 Application Testing Employer 1 $9.00 Application Testing Employer 2 $9.00 Applied Industrial Technologies, Inc. Cleveland OH $9.00 Aqua Software Products $9.00 Aramark Educational Resources $10.00 Aramark Facility Services $9.00 Aramark Food & Support Svc Piladelphia PA $9.00 Arbor Drugs $9.00 Archibald Candy Chicago IL $9.00 Archstone Communities Inc $8.00 Ardmore Farms Quaker Oats Company 1984 $9.00 Argkel Kellogg 1997 $9.00 Arkansas Best Corporation $9.00 Arlington Morning News Dallas Morning News 1994 $9.00 Armstrong World Industries $10.00 Army & Air Force Exchange Service $9.00 Army Civilian Employees $9.00 Arnies Bagelicious Bagels Quaker Oats Company 1984 $9.00 Arris Group Inc $8.00 Arvin-Meritor Inc $8.00 Asgrow Pharmacia 1993 $9.00 Asplundh Tree Expert Company Harrisburg PA 1997 $9.00 Asset Recovery & Management Corp. OSI $9.00 Assoc. Madsion Companies $9.00 Associated Travel Services $9.00 Associates Capital Bank $9.00 Associates Commercial Corporation Citigroup $9.00 Associates Corp Of North America Citigroup $9.00 Associates Finance Inc $9.00 Associates Financial Services Citigroup $9.00 Associates Home Equity Services, Inc. Citigroup $9.00 Associates National Bank Citigroup $9.00 Associates Payroll Mgt Service Citigroup $9.00 Associates Time Plan, Inc. Citigroup $9.00 At&T Atlanta NJ 1999 $9.00 Revised January 1, 2004 3 of 40 Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee At&T Wireless $10.00 Atkins/Kiewit, Ajv $9.00 Atlanta Braves $10.00 Atlanta Hawkes $10.00 Atlanta Hockey Club $10.00 Atlanta Medical Center Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Atlantic Envelope Company National Service Industries 1998 $9.00 Atlantic Richfield Company $9.00 Atlas Travel Gp $9.00 Atti General Partnership $9.00 Austin Drug $9.00 Auto One $9.00 Autozone, Inc. Memphis TN 1992 $9.00 Avaya $9.00 Aventis $9.00 B A Pargh Co. Service Merchandise 1995 $9.00 B. Dalton $9.00 Babies R Us $15.00 Bae Systems Control $8.00 Bakers Choice Products Reynolds Metals Company 1996 $9.00 Ball Foster Rexam Beverage Can Americas 1996 $9.00 Baltimore Gas And Electric $15.00 Bamboo Club, The $10.00 Banc One Columbus OH 1993 $9.00 Bank Of America $15.00 Bank Of New York $15.00 Bank United $9.00 Barnes & Noble Westbury NY 1996 $9.00 Barnes-Jewish Hospital BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Barnes-Jewish St. Peters BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Barnes-Jewish West County BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Barretts Minerals Inc $9.00 BASF Mount Olive NJ 1986 $9.00 Bath And Body Works Columbus OH $9.00 Bausch & Lomb Rochester NY 1998 $9.00 Bax Global $10.00 Baxter International Inc $9.00 Bayer Pittsburgh PA 1999 $9.00 Bearing Point $9.00 Beauty Systems Group $8.00 Bebe Stores $10.00 Bechtel Bettis, Inc Pittsburgh PA 1999 $9.00 Becton Dickinson & Company $9.00 Bell Atlantic New York NY 1957 $9.00 Bell Atlantic Govt Affairs Bell Atlantic 1957 $9.00 Bell Atlantic Trade Finance Company Bell Atlantic 1957 $9.00 Bell South Mobility -Affilliates $10.00 Benevia Pharmacia 1993 $9.00 Bentson Contracting Company $9.00 Best Buy Stores $9.00 Bestfoods $9.00 Revised January 1, 2004 4 of 40 Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee Bestfoods $9.00 Bethany Hospital Advocate Health Care 1991 $9.00 Beverage Products Corp. Pepsi Cola 1989 $9.00 Beverage Products Group Pepsi Cola Company 1989 $9.00 Beverly Care Alliance Beverly Enterprises 1997 $9.00 Beverly Enterprises Ft. Smith AK 1997 $9.00 Beverly Healthcare Beverly Enterprises 1997 $9.00 Beverly Home Care Beverly Enterprises 1997 $9.00 Bibb And Associates Inc $9.00 Big B Drugs $9.00 Big Horn Coal Company $9.00 Big Lots $15.00 Big V Supermarkets $15.00 Bi-Lo Ahold $9.00 Bioresearch BASF 1986 $9.00 Biwax Federal Mogul 1985 $9.00 Bjc Corporate Health Services BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Bjc Health System St. Louis MO 1996 $9.00 Bjc Health System Payroll BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Bjc Home Care Services BJC Health System 1996 $9.00 Black Butte Coal Company $9.00 Blair Pathmark Stores $9.00 Bliss Inc $9.00 Bloomington Hospitality Employer $8.00 Bloomington Hospitality Employer $9.00 Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Florida $10.00 Blue Cross Of California wellpoints 1996 $9.00 Blue Tree Services, Inc Asplundh Tree Expert Co 1997 $9.00 Blume System Tree Experts, Inc Asplundh Tree Expert Co 1997 $9.00 Bna Collins International Services Company Boeing North American $9.00 Bna Collins Radio Constructors, Inc. Boeing North American 1964 $9.00 Bna Operations International Boeing North American 1964 $9.00 Bna Power Service Company Boeing North American 1964 $9.00 Bna Shuttle Operations Company Boeing North American 1964 $9.00 BNG $9.00 Body Shop, The $10.00 Boeing Seal Beach CA 1964 $9.00 Boeing North American (Bna) Power Service Boeing North American 1964 $9.00 Boise Cascade $15.00 Bon Marche $9.00 Bon Secours Richmond VA 1999 $9.00 Bon Secours Cottage Health Services $9.00 Bookstar $9.00 Bookstop $9.00 Boone National Savings $9.00 Booz-Allen & Hamilton $10.00 Borden Pharmacy $9.00 Borders - Borders Goup Inc $9.00 Borders - Borders Goup Inc $9.00 Bose $15.00 Bossler - Hix $9.00 Revised January 1, 2004 5 of 40 Employer Name Alternate Name City State Fee Bostitch $9.00 Boston Market Corporation $9.00 Bp (Basic And Basic Plus Voes Only) Chicago IL $9.00 Bp West Coast Prodicts Llc (Arco/Ampm) $10.00 Breed Technologies Inc $9.00 Bricker And Associates $9.00 Brinker International Corp $9.00 Brinke'S Home Security $9.00 Broadwing $9.00 Broadwing $9.00 Brookhaven Nursing Center Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Brooks Drugs $9.00 Brooktree Corporation Rockwell International 1997 $9.00 Brookwood Medical Center Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Brotman Medical Center Tenet Health Care Corp 1991 $9.00 Brown Shoe Company St.
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