Privacy Policy

Introduction

McVay HR LLC is a computer systems design and integrated systems consulting firm based in the United States. This firm was developed and is operated by McVay, the developer responsible for building and maintaining this digital presence. The privacy of everyone who interacts with our organization is of paramount importance to us. Whether you are a director of human resources at a mid-size enterprise seeking to modernize your workforce management infrastructure, an operations lead exploring integrated systems architecture, or simply a visitor browsing our website to learn more about our capabilities, we want you to understand exactly how your information is handled, what safeguards we have in place, and what rights you possess regarding your personal data.

This Privacy Policy serves as a comprehensive, transparent disclosure of our data practices. It is designed to meet or exceed the requirements of applicable privacy frameworks including the General Data Protection Regulation for individuals in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act for residents of California, and comparable state-level privacy statutes across the United States. In the context of HR consulting and systems integration work, we regularly interface with sensitive workforce analytics, compensation structures, organizational hierarchies, and proprietary operational workflows that demand the highest standard of confidentiality. This policy reflects that standard.

By using our website located at https://www.mcvayhr.lat, communicating with us via email at reply@mcvayhr.lat, reaching us by telephone at +1 (835) 277-2443, or engaging our professional consulting services, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the practices described in this policy. We encourage you to read it in full, as we have taken care to explain each aspect of our data processing activities in plain and accessible language. If anything remains unclear after your review, our team is available to answer your questions through any of the contact channels listed in the final section of this document.

1. Information We Collect

The types of personal information we collect depend on the nature of your interaction with McVay HR LLC. For prospective clients who reach out through our website contact form or schedule an initial consultation, we typically collect basic identifiers such as your full name, professional email address, telephone number, the name of your organization, and your functional title or role within that organization. This information enables us to route your inquiry to the appropriate consultant, prepare tailored background research before our first conversation, and establish a professional record of the engagement from its earliest stages.

For active clients who enter into a formal consulting agreement with our firm, the scope of information we collect broadens considerably and is always tied directly to the project objectives. A typical systems integration engagement may involve gathering detailed technical specifications about your existing software and hardware environment, including legacy system configurations, database schemas, network topology documentation, API inventories, authentication protocols, and data flow diagrams. When we design and deploy integrated human resources platforms, we may need to understand your organizational chart, positions and role definitions, compensation band structures, attendance and leave policies, performance evaluation frameworks, and workforce demographic distributions at an aggregated level. We treat every piece of this information as confidential and restrict internal access strictly to team members who need it to perform their assigned work on your project.

We also collect technical and usage data automatically when you navigate our website. This includes your Internet Protocol address, browser type and version, operating system, device category, screen resolution, referring URLs that brought you to our site, the specific pages you view, the duration of your visit on each page, and interaction events such as clicks on buttons, form field focus events, and scroll depth. Server logs capture timestamps, request methods, status codes, and the volume of data transferred. We use this information exclusively in aggregated and anonymized forms to diagnose technical problems, analyze traffic patterns, understand which content resonates most with our audience, and improve the overall performance and usability of our digital properties.

Additionally, if you correspond with us via email, we retain the content of your messages along with any attachments you send, as well as the metadata associated with those communications including sender and recipient addresses, timestamps, and subject lines. If we speak by telephone, we may create internal notes summarizing the key points discussed, action items identified, and decisions made during the call. These records form part of our client relationship management system and enable us to provide continuity of service even when different team members become involved at different stages of an engagement.

2. How We Collect Information

Direct collection occurs whenever you voluntarily provide information to us. This happens most commonly when you complete and submit the contact form on our website, when you send an email to any address at the mcvayhr.lat domain, when you call our office to inquire about our services or discuss an ongoing project, and when you share documents or credentials during the onboarding phase of a consulting engagement. Direct collection also encompasses in-person interactions such as meetings held at your facilities or ours, video conferences conducted over platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams, and information exchanged through secure file transfer protocols that we establish for client collaboration.

Indirect collection occurs through automated technologies that operate in the background as you interact with our digital infrastructure. Our web server software, content delivery network, and analytics platform generate logs that capture technical details of each HTTP request and response. We deploy a modest set of cookies and similar browser-based storage mechanisms, each serving a specific and limited purpose. Session cookies maintain continuity as you move between pages during a single visit and are deleted automatically when you close your browser. Persistent preference cookies remember whether you have previously acknowledged our cookie notice so that we do not display it redundantly on subsequent visits. Analytics cookies assigned by our third-party measurement provider enable us to distinguish new visitors from returning ones and to understand aggregate behavioral patterns without identifying any individual person.

We may also receive information about you or your organization from publicly available sources and third-party business databases. For example, before an initial consultation with a prospective client, we may review the client organization public filings, press releases, annual reports, and industry profiles to better understand the context in which we will be operating. We may consult professional networking platforms to verify the role and background of an individual who has reached out to us. In all such cases, we limit our information gathering to what is publicly accessible and directly relevant to the professional relationship we are building. We do not engage in any form of surveillance, tracking across unrelated third-party sites, or profiling that extends beyond the legitimate purpose of preparing to serve a client effectively.

3. How We Use Your Information

The primary purpose for which we process personal information is the delivery of professional consulting services. When you engage McVay HR LLC, our consultants use the information you provide to analyze your current systems architecture, identify gaps and inefficiencies, research potential solution pathways, model integration scenarios, and produce detailed recommendations tailored to your operational requirements. This process typically involves creating internal project documentation that references your organizational context, drafting technical specifications and architectural diagrams, preparing cost estimates and implementation timelines, and communicating with your designated stakeholders through status reports, milestone reviews, and deliverable presentations. Every document we create in the course of a client engagement is treated as your confidential property and is secured accordingly.

Beyond direct service delivery, we use contact information to manage the administrative dimensions of our client relationships. This includes generating and delivering invoices for services rendered, processing payments through our financial systems, sending periodic statements and payment confirmations, and maintaining accurate records for tax and accounting purposes. We also use email and telephone contact details to communicate logistical information such as meeting scheduling confirmations, agenda distributions, deliverable submission notices, and responses to ad hoc inquiries. If we need to reschedule a consultation, provide an updated timeline, or alert you to a development that may affect project scope or deliverables, we rely on your contact information to reach you promptly and directly.

We use aggregated and anonymized website analytics to inform continuous improvement of our online presence. By understanding which pages attract the most visitors, how users navigate through our content, and where they tend to exit, we can refine our information architecture, improve the clarity of our service descriptions, and ensure that our website remains a useful resource for anyone researching HR systems integration services. We may also analyze aggregate demographic and geographic patterns to understand the markets in which our services generate interest, which helps us allocate our business development resources efficiently. None of this analytical work involves building profiles of identifiable individuals or making automated decisions that produce legal effects concerning any person.

In limited circumstances, we may use contact information to send informational communications that go beyond transactional necessity. For example, we might notify existing clients about a new service offering that is relevant to their previously expressed needs, or share a case study that illustrates how a challenge similar to theirs was addressed. We might invite select contacts to a webinar, industry event, or informational briefing. Any such communication will include a clear and simple mechanism for opting out of future non-essential messages, and we will respect any such opt-out promptly upon receipt. We do not engage in high-volume email marketing campaigns, and we never share our contact lists with external marketers or advertising networks.

4. Legal Basis for Processing

For individuals and organizations located in jurisdictions that require a specified legal basis for the processing of personal data, including the European Union, the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, we have identified the grounds on which we rely. The most common basis for our processing activities is contractual necessity. When you request a proposal, sign a statement of work, or otherwise engage our services, we must process certain personal information to fulfill our obligations under that agreement. Without access to contact details, project requirements, and technical specifications, we could not perform the consulting work you have commissioned, communicate deliverables, or manage the administrative dimensions of the engagement.

The second legal basis we rely on is legitimate interest. We have a legitimate business interest in understanding how visitors interact with our website so that we can improve its content, navigation, and performance. We have a legitimate interest in maintaining records of past engagements so that we can reference historical context if a former client returns for additional work. We have a legitimate interest in protecting the security and integrity of our systems, which may involve analyzing server logs for patterns indicative of malicious activity. In each case, we have conducted a balancing assessment and determined that our legitimate interests are not overridden by the fundamental rights and freedoms of the individuals whose data is processed, particularly given the limited and professional nature of the processing involved.

The third basis is consent. In situations where neither contractual necessity nor legitimate interest applies, we will seek your explicit, informed, and freely given consent before processing your personal data. For example, if we wish to publish a client testimonial that identifies your name and organization, we will request your written permission first. If we plan to include you on a mailing list for periodic newsletters or thought leadership content, we will ask you to opt in rather than assuming permission. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us through the channels listed in this policy. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing that occurred before the withdrawal.

The fourth basis is compliance with legal obligations. In certain situations, we are required by applicable law to process or retain personal information. Examples include maintaining financial records for tax audit purposes, responding to lawful requests from government authorities, and complying with court orders or subpoenas. In such cases, our processing is limited strictly to what the applicable legal instrument requires, and we take reasonable steps to notify affected individuals unless the law prohibits such notification.

5. Data Sharing and Disclosure

McVay HR LLC does not sell personal information to anyone. We do not rent, trade, exchange, or otherwise monetize client data, contact lists, or website visitor information. The concept of a data broker or a list vendor has no place in our business model, which is built entirely on fees for professional consulting services. We consider the personal information entrusted to us as a core asset of our client relationships, not as a commodity to be commercialized. This principle applies equally to information we receive from individual professionals, small business owners, enterprise clients, and casual website visitors.

There are limited circumstances in which we may share information with third-party service providers who perform specific functions on our behalf. Our website is hosted on infrastructure provided by a third-party cloud hosting company, which processes server logs and other technical data in the course of delivering hosting services. Our email communications are routed through a third-party email service provider, which processes message content and metadata to ensure reliable delivery and spam filtering. Our website analytics are powered by a third-party measurement service, which processes anonymized usage data under a data processing agreement that prohibits the provider from using our data for its own purposes. Each of these service providers is contractually bound to process data only according to our documented instructions, to implement appropriate security measures, and to delete or return data upon termination of our agreement.

We may also disclose information when required to do so by applicable law, regulation, legal process, or enforceable governmental request. If we receive a subpoena, court order, or similar demand for information, we will review it carefully, assess its validity and scope, and disclose only the information that is specifically and lawfully required. To the extent permitted by law, we will make reasonable efforts to notify you of such a demand before making any disclosure, so that you may have the opportunity to seek a protective order or other legal remedy. We will also challenge demands that we believe to be overbroad, procedurally deficient, or inconsistent with applicable legal standards.

In the event that McVay HR LLC undergoes a merger, acquisition, reorganization, or sale of all or a substantial portion of its assets, personal information held by us may be among the assets transferred. In such a scenario, we will require the acquiring entity to honor the commitments made in this Privacy Policy, or to provide notice and an opportunity to opt out before applying a materially different privacy policy to your information. We will also notify affected individuals through our website and, where feasible, through direct communication, of any such change in ownership or control.

6. Data Security

We have implemented a comprehensive set of technical and organizational measures designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the personal information we process. At the network and transport layer, all communications between your browser and our servers are encrypted using Transport Layer Security protocols with strong cipher suites. We enforce the use of TLS for all connections, meaning that unencrypted HTTP requests are automatically redirected to HTTPS. This prevents eavesdropping, man-in-the-middle attacks, and tampering with data in transit.

At the application and data layer, we apply the principle of least privilege across all our systems. Access to client data, internal documentation, and administrative interfaces is restricted to authenticated and authorized personnel only. Each team member receives access credentials that are unique to them, and multi-factor authentication is required for access to sensitive systems. We maintain detailed access logs that record who accessed what information and when, enabling forensic investigation in the event of any suspected unauthorized activity. We conduct periodic access reviews to ensure that permissions remain aligned with current roles and responsibilities, and we promptly revoke access when a team member transitions away from a project or leaves the organization.

Our infrastructure is monitored continuously for indicators of compromise, anomalous behavior, and vulnerability exposure. We apply security patches and software updates on a schedule designed to minimize the window of exposure to known vulnerabilities. We engage independent security professionals to conduct periodic penetration testing and vulnerability assessments of our public-facing systems. Backup procedures ensure that critical data can be restored in the event of hardware failure, accidental deletion, or a ransomware incident. Our incident response plan defines roles, procedures, and communication protocols for addressing security events, and includes a commitment to notify affected individuals and relevant authorities within the timeframes required by applicable data breach notification laws.

Despite these measures, no method of electronic storage or transmission over the Internet is completely impervious to attack. We cannot and do not guarantee absolute security. We encourage you to take your own precautions to protect your personal information, including using strong and unique passwords, keeping your devices and software updated, and being vigilant about phishing attempts and other social engineering tactics that could compromise the information you share with us or with any online service provider.

7. Data Retention

We retain personal information for the minimum period necessary to accomplish the purpose for which it was collected, and in accordance with our legal and regulatory obligations. The specific retention period varies by category of information and the context in which it was provided. Contact information submitted through our website inquiry form is retained for a period of up to twenty-four months after our last substantive interaction, to accommodate the typical sales cycle for enterprise consulting engagements, during which a prospective client may evaluate options over many months before making a decision. If an inquiry does not result in an engagement within that window, the associated personal information is securely deleted from our active systems.

Client project records, including technical documentation, architectural specifications, meeting notes, and deliverable files, are retained for a period of seven years following the conclusion of the engagement. This retention period is driven by several considerations. First, it aligns with the statute of limitations for professional liability claims in our jurisdiction, ensuring that we can defend our work if a dispute arises. Second, it allows us to reference historical context efficiently if a former client returns for follow-up or additional work. Third, it satisfies our obligations under tax and accounting regulations to maintain records that support the income and expenses reported on our business tax filings. At the conclusion of the seven-year retention period, client project data is either securely destroyed or, at the client request, returned in a structured and portable format.

Server logs, analytics data, and other automatically collected technical information are retained in raw form for a period of thirty days, after which they are either deleted or irreversibly aggregated into statistical summaries that contain no personal identifiers. We evaluate our retention schedules annually to confirm that they remain appropriate in light of evolving legal requirements, technological capabilities, and business needs. Where possible, we design our systems to enforce retention limits automatically, so that information is flagged for review or deletion without relying solely on manual processes.

8. Your Privacy Rights

Depending on your jurisdiction of residence, applicable law may grant you specific rights with respect to the personal information we hold about you. We are committed to honoring these rights promptly and in accordance with the timelines prescribed by the relevant legal framework. The rights described below represent the most comprehensive set of protections available under modern privacy legislation. Which specific rights apply to you depends on where you live and the privacy regime governing your relationship with our organization.

The right of access entitles you to request confirmation of whether we are processing personal data concerning you, and if so, to obtain a copy of that data along with information about the purposes of processing, the categories of data involved, the recipients or categories of recipients to whom the data has been or will be disclosed, the anticipated retention period, and the source of the data if it was not collected directly from you. We will provide this information in a commonly used electronic format unless you request otherwise. The right of rectification allows you to request that we correct inaccurate personal data or complete information that is incomplete. If we have disclosed the data in question to any third party, we will take reasonable steps to notify those parties of the correction where feasible.

The right of erasure, sometimes referred to as the right to be forgotten, permits you to request deletion of your personal data under certain circumstances, such as when the data is no longer necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, when you withdraw consent and there is no other legal basis for processing, when you object to processing and there are no overriding legitimate grounds, or when the data has been processed unlawfully. This right is not absolute and may be limited by our need to retain data for compliance with legal obligations, for the establishment or defense of legal claims, or for other reasons recognized by applicable law. We will evaluate each erasure request on its merits and inform you of our determination and the reasoning behind it.

The right to restrict processing gives you the ability to require us to limit how we use your data in certain situations, such as while we verify the accuracy of data you have contested, or while we assess whether our legitimate grounds override your objection to processing. The right to data portability entitles you to receive personal data you have provided to us in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format, and to transmit that data to another organization without hindrance from us, where the processing is based on consent or a contract and is carried out by automated means. The right to object allows you to object to processing based on legitimate interests, including any profiling that relies on that basis, unless we can demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds that override your interests. You also have the right not to be subject to decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal effects concerning you, though we note that McVay HR LLC does not engage in any form of automated decision-making in the course of its operations.

Residents of California may have additional rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act, including the right to know what personal information is collected, used, shared, or sold, the right to delete personal information held by businesses, the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, and the right to non-discrimination for exercising privacy rights. As stated elsewhere in this policy, McVay HR LLC does not sell personal information and does not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising purposes, so no opt-out mechanism is required. To exercise any of the rights described in this section, please contact us using the information provided in the Contact Information section of this policy. We will respond to verifiable requests within the timeframe required by applicable law and will not discriminate against you for exercising your rights.

9. Cookies and Tracking Technologies

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your device when you visit. They serve a variety of functions, from enabling basic site navigation to remembering user preferences and measuring audience engagement. Our website uses a limited number of cookies that fall into three functional categories. The first category is strictly necessary cookies, which are essential for the operation of the site. These include a session cookie that maintains the state of your browsing session as you navigate between pages, and a security cookie that helps our server distinguish legitimate human traffic from automated bots attempting to submit spam through our contact form. Without these cookies, core website functions would not work reliably, and they are set automatically when you visit the site.

The second category is preference cookies, which remember choices you have made so that we can provide a more personalized browsing experience. The only preference cookie we currently deploy is one that records whether you have dismissed the cookie notification banner that appears at the bottom of the page on your first visit. When this cookie is present, we suppress the banner on subsequent visits so that you are not repeatedly interrupted by a notice you have already acknowledged. This cookie persists for a period of twelve months, after which it expires and the notice may be displayed again.

The third category is analytics cookies, which help us understand how visitors find and interact with our website. We use a third-party analytics service that sets first-party cookies to collect aggregated, anonymized data about page views, session duration, bounce rates, referral sources, geographic regions at the city level, and the types of devices and browsers used to access our site. The analytics service operates under a data processing agreement that contractually prohibits it from using our data for its own purposes or combining it with data from other sources. We have configured the analytics implementation to anonymize IP addresses by truncating the last octet before storage, and we have disabled data sharing with the provider other services. No personally identifiable information is captured through our analytics cookies.

You have full control over cookie behavior through your browser settings. All major browsers allow you to view, manage, and delete cookies that have been set on your device. You can configure your browser to block all cookies, to block only third-party cookies, to prompt you before accepting any cookie, or to delete cookies each time you close the browser. Instructions for managing cookie settings vary by browser, and we encourage you to consult your browser help documentation or the privacy settings menu. Please be aware that blocking strictly necessary cookies may cause certain features of our website, including the contact form, to function improperly or not at all.

10. Protection of Minors

McVay HR LLC provides professional consulting services to businesses and organizations, not to individual consumers, and certainly not to minors. Our services, website content, marketing materials, and communications are designed for and directed exclusively toward adults who are acting in a professional or business capacity. We do not offer any products or services that would be of interest to or appropriate for individuals under the age of eighteen, and we have no intention or desire to collect personal information from anyone in that age group.

We do not knowingly collect, solicit, store, or process personal information from anyone under the age of eighteen. If we become aware that a minor has submitted personal information to us through our website, our contact form, our email system, or any other channel, we will take prompt and thorough action to delete that information from our active systems and backup archives to the fullest extent technically feasible. This deletion will be prioritized above routine operational tasks and will be confirmed in writing to the individual or to their parent or legal guardian if the identity of such a person is known to us.

We encourage parents, guardians, and educators to take an active role in monitoring the online activities of minors and to instruct them never to provide personal information through websites or online services without verifiable parental consent. While we have designed our website and services to be irrelevant to minors, the open nature of the Internet means that a determined minor could still navigate to our site and interact with our forms. We expressly disclaim any liability arising from a minor use of this website in violation of this policy, and we reserve the right to refuse service, terminate access, and delete any associated information if we discover that a user is under the age of eighteen.

11. Third-Party Links and Services

Our website may include hyperlinks, embedded content, or references to websites, platforms, applications, and services that are owned and operated by third parties. These links are provided as a convenience to our visitors and may point to industry publications, professional associations, technology vendors whose products we integrate, regulatory bodies, or other resources that we believe may be relevant to someone researching HR systems and integrated systems consulting. When you click on such a link, you leave the digital environment controlled by McVay HR LLC and enter a domain governed by a different privacy policy over which we have no authority or influence.

We exercise reasonable diligence in selecting which external resources we link to, preferring well-established and reputable organizations whose public privacy commitments align with general industry standards. However, we cannot and do not guarantee that these third parties will maintain privacy practices consistent with our own, nor can we monitor changes to their policies or operations that may occur after we have established a link. A third-party website may collect information about you through its own cookies, web beacons, or registration forms, and may use that information for purposes entirely separate from and unrelated to our relationship with you.

We strongly recommend that you review the privacy policy of each website you visit, particularly before providing any personal information, creating an account, or making a purchase. The presence of a link on our website should not be interpreted as an endorsement of the linked entity or its privacy practices, nor does it imply any affiliation, sponsorship, or partnership unless we explicitly state otherwise in the surrounding context. If you have concerns about a third-party website that we link to, please bring them to our attention so that we can evaluate whether the link remains appropriate.

12. International Data Transfers

McVay HR LLC is headquartered in the United States, and our data processing operations are based in the United States. Our servers, backup systems, email infrastructure, and client records are all located within data centers and office facilities in the United States. This means that when a client or website visitor located outside the United States provides personal information to us, that information is transferred across international borders to our systems in the United States, where the level of legal protection for personal data may differ from the level provided in your country of residence.

When we transfer personal data from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland to the United States, we implement appropriate safeguards to ensure that the data receives a level of protection equivalent to that required under the originating jurisdiction laws. We rely on transfer mechanisms that have been recognized as valid by the relevant regulatory authorities. For data transfers from the European Economic Area, we ensure that our contracts with data subjects and with service providers incorporate the Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission, and we conduct transfer impact assessments to verify that the laws and practices of the destination country provide adequate protection or that supplementary measures are in place.

For data transfers involving other regions with data localization or cross-border transfer restrictions, we work with our legal advisors to identify and implement the appropriate transfer mechanism on a case-by-case basis. This may involve obtaining your explicit consent to the transfer after informing you of the possible risks, concluding contractual arrangements that bind the recipient to data protection standards equivalent to those in the originating jurisdiction, or relying on certifications and frameworks recognized by the relevant regulatory bodies. By using our website and engaging our services, you acknowledge and consent to the transfer of your personal information to the United States as described in this policy, subject always to the safeguards and commitments we have outlined.

13. Changes to This Privacy Policy

The regulatory landscape for data privacy is dynamic, and our business practices evolve over time as we adopt new technologies, enter new markets, and refine our service offerings. Accordingly, we reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, changes in applicable law, or both. When we make modifications, we will update the Effective Date displayed at the top of this page and will post the revised policy to our website at the same URL where you are reading this current version. We maintain an archive of previous policy versions for reference, and those versions are available upon request.

For material changes — those that significantly affect the nature of our data processing, expand the scope of information we collect, introduce new disclosures, or alter your rights in a meaningful way — we will provide more prominent notice. Depending on the circumstances, this may include a notification banner on our website that appears for a reasonable period, a direct email communication to clients and contacts for whom we have current email addresses on file, or both. We will also update the summary of changes, if applicable, that accompanies the revised policy.

Your continued use of our website or services after we have posted a revised Privacy Policy constitutes your acceptance of the updated terms. If you disagree with a material change, you should discontinue use of our website and, if you are an active client, contact us to discuss your concerns and any arrangements that may be necessary to conclude or transition your engagement in a manner that respects the privacy commitments you originally relied upon. We will not apply a materially different privacy policy retroactively to information collected under a previous version without providing notice and, where required by law, obtaining your consent.

14. Contact Information

We welcome your questions, comments, and requests regarding this Privacy Policy and our data protection practices. If you wish to exercise any of the privacy rights described in this policy, if you have a concern about how we have handled your personal information, or if you simply want to learn more about our approach to confidentiality and data security in the context of HR systems integration work, please reach out to us through any of the channels listed below. Our team will acknowledge your communication promptly and will provide a substantive response within the timeframe required by applicable law, typically within thirty days of receiving a verified request.

For formal data subject requests, we may need to verify your identity before processing the request, to ensure that we are not disclosing personal information to an unauthorized party. We will request only the minimum information necessary for verification, and that information will be used solely for the purpose of confirming your identity in connection with your request.

McVay HR LLC
309 N 100 W APT A
Millville, UT 84326-7831
United States
Email: reply@mcvayhr.lat
Phone: +1 (835) 277-2443
Website: https://www.mcvayhr.lat

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