Sandy Schulte

Maintaining an eBay book business, which consists of writing book descriptions, scanning photos of book covers, data entry, and shipping.

Organization of approximately 3,500 out-of-print books on antiques and collectibles.

Customer service.

Maintaining 100% feedback for the past 10 years.

• At the sheriff's office substation, I worked independently.
• Managed daily office operations, and maintained and organized filing systems.
• Provided front-line support, which involved managing phone calls and customer inquiries.
• Resolved customer issues via phone and in person.
• Processed incoming and outgoing correspondence, including incident reports.
• Scheduled appointments for contract work, and maintaining on-line calendars for deputies working in smaller towns.
• Coordinated communication between the civil unit, deputies, victim advocates, and other law enforcement agencies, as needed.
• Organized files and exhibits for upcoming criminal cases which our in-house detective would give testimony on a specific case.
• Fingerprint technician for concealed weapon applications, criminal background checks, booking in sex offenders, and updating data information in the state CBI - Colorado Bureau of Investigation and NCIC - National Crime Information Center.
• Processing restraining orders, with data entry, and sending them out for service of process. Once served, a signed affidavit of service is sent to the courts, and the petitioner. After that, I update the status on the CCIC - Colorado Crime Information Center.
• Office inventory for supplies and keeping drug kits updated and current.
• Physical inspection of a vehicle identification number to ensure the VIN on the car or truck matches the VIN listed on the title, and other documentation. Verifying the VIN on CCIC to make sure the vehicle is not stolen, and to check the driver's license for warrants.
• Weekly, send the revenue collected during the week, and forward it to accounting with a weekly report.
• Note: From 2005 to 2014, I was a civil process server and a Clerk III in the civil unit at the main sheriff's office. I prepared information sheets for outgoing papers to be served. After service, affidavits of service or non-service were sentback to attorney offices and other parties. One year, my co-worker and I entered 10,003 civil papers into our computer system that went out for service.

Managed high-volume caseloads effectively for tracking deadlines, and prioritizing tasks for insurance subrogation.

• Organized evidence, exhibits, motions, and subpoenas to support cases and prepare for trial.
• Filing cases with the courts.
• Service of process.
• Data entry.

As a receptionist, I organized scheduling appointments and court dates for three attorneys. Transcribe documents. On a template, I prepared invoices for legal services rendered, and maintained a clean workspace.

• Clerk for Magistrate Patricia Muller. Civil Court.
• Processed legal documents and maintained accurate court records for hearings and trials.
• Coordinated schedules for court proceedings, ensuring timely notifications to all parties involved.
• Assisted in managing case files, verifying information accuracy to support judicial processes.
• Facilitated communication between attorneys and the public regarding court procedures and schedules.
• Data entry.
• Transcribing court hearings.