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Local 42 Referral Form Print the following information: Name Date: Time: Last 4 SSN: Sex: Male or FemaleRace: DOB: Email address: Cell / Home #: Cell / Home #: Check ONLY if you are QUALIFIED to perform

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5. At the top of the back side, write 'continued from front' to indicate that the content continues from the front side.
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7. Ensure that the content on the back side is organized and clear so that it can be easily understood.
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9. You can do this by writing 'continued on next page' or 'end' at the bottom of the back side.
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