Question: Does HUD require Tracers to be licensed?
Answer: No.

Question: Am I an employee of the Government?
Answer: No, you are self-employed. You work for yourself, set your own hours and make your own decisions.

Question: Is there a limit as to how many states I may work?
Answer: No, you are permitted to work on as many or as little as you want. The entire U.S. can be your territory.

Question: How much and from who am I paid?
Answer: We recommend between 20%-30% of the refund. You are paid from the claimant, however you can have the Treasury check sent directly to you.

Question: Does the lists of people owed money ever get updated?
Answer: Yes, HUD updates these lists every single month. There are hundreds or even thousand of new cases added every month!

Question: I am skeptical of work at home type of offers, what makes this one different?
Answer: Other work home offers are nothing like the U.S. Government Tracer Program. Everything is legal and ethical.

Question: What kind of expenses will I have as a Tracer?
Answer: Your state listings and various office expenses such as stamps, copies and paper etc. Since you are self-employed they are tax-deductible.

Question: Will I have to quit my present job?
Answer: Absolutely not! One of the best things about being a Tracer is the ability to schedule your work around your other projects or jobs. It can be worked on a part-time or full-time basis.

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