SECTION 1 — ABOUT YOU

Start with the basics so we know who we're talking to and how to reach you.

Best # to reach you

SECTION 2 — FIND YOUR LANE

You do not need to be good at everything. Tell us where your experience is strongest and what kind of work fits you best.

Which Remote Assistant role best matches your strongest experience?
Only select a secondary role if you could genuinely perform that work professionally.
How many years of relevant professional experience do you have?
Have you previously worked directly with U.S.-based clients or companies?
What type of work are you genuinely best at?
Tell us about your previous remote work experience.
Which previous role best demonstrates your ability to do the work you're applying for?

SECTION 3 — TOOLS & SKILLS

Tell us what systems you've actually used and where your strongest technical confidence sits.

Select every tool you have used in real work, not just tools you've briefly tested or watched tutorials about.
You do not need to list every tool again. Focus on the systems you could confidently use in a client environment.

SECTION 4 — WORK PREFERENCES

Good placement is not just about what you can do. It also matters what kind of work you actually enjoy doing.

What tasks or responsibilities do you enjoy doing most?
Be honest about the work you would rather avoid so we can reduce the chance of a poor role match.

SECTION 5 — AVAILABILITY & COMPENSATION

Tell us what kind of schedule you're realistically available for and what compensation range you're looking for.

What level of work are you currently available for?
What hours are you available to work?
Select all that apply. This does not mean every client will require those hours.
What monthly compensation range are you seeking?

SECTION 6 — REMOTE WORK SETUP

Remote work depends on a reliable setup. Show us what you'll actually be working with and how you're prepared for common disruptions

Example: Lenovo ThinkPad, Windows 11, Intel i5, 16GB RAM
Select everything you currently have available.
Upload a recent test showing download, upload, and ping.
Do you have another way to get online if your primary connection fails?
Do you have a way to continue working during a power outage?
We're not judging how expensive your setup is. We simply want to verify that you have a practical environment for professional remote work. Please hide any private or sensitive information before taking the photo.

SECTION 7 — VIDEO INTRODUCTION

A résumé can tell us what you've done. This gives us a better sense of how you communicate, explain yourself, and follow instructions.

Record a 2–3 minute Loom video and answer the questions below. Make sure your link can be viewed without requesting access.

Video instructions:

In your video, briefly tell us:

  1. Who you are and where you're located.

  2. Which Remote Assistant role fits you best.

  3. What kind of work you're strongest at.

  4. Why a client should feel comfortable trusting you with responsibility inside their business.

  5. One professional skill or area you're currently working to improve.

Somewhere naturally in your video, include the word “Veritas.” I recommend you look up what the word means so you can use it properly.

Please test the link before submitting your application

SECTION 8 — HOW YOU THINK

Skills matter. So does judgment. These questions help us understand how you handle responsibility, mistakes, uncertainty, and communication.

We care less about the size of the problem and more about what you noticed, how you thought about it, and what action you took.
Everyone makes mistakes. We want to understand how you respond when something goes wrong.
Walk us through your actual thought process, not just the answer you think we want to hear.
Assume the deadline has not passed yet, but you already know you will not meet it.
Think about passwords, customer information, internal documents, financial information, and private communications.

SECTION 9 — RÉSUMÉ & WORK SAMPLES

Give us something concrete to review alongside your application.

Upload your current résumé. PDF format preferred.
This can include writing, designs, dashboards, SOPs, workflows, websites, spreadsheets, or other work relevant to your specialty. Do not share confidential client or employer information.

SECTION 10 — FINAL QUESTIONS

A few last questions before you submit your application.

Keep it genuine. We're more interested in why this opportunity fits you than in a perfect answer.
Optional. Use this space for anything relevant that didn't fit elsewhere in the application.

SECTION 11 — APPLICATION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Please review these statements before submitting your application.

Please review your responses before submitting.
Screening may include review of submitted materials, interviews, skills evaluation, or professional references when appropriate.
Client opportunities depend on role fit, availability, client needs, and successful matching.
We may contact you using the email address or phone number provided in this application.
Tools may be used to assist with writing, but your answers should truthfully represent your own experience and thinking.