Plan to arrive in Las Vegas Monday through Friday, as you won't be able to complete the necessary paperwork over the weekend. Also, starting early in the morning, even though it's Vegas, these government offices are only open during normal business hours.

When you come to Las Vegas, be sure to bring the following: 2 IDs (driving license, state-issued ID, social security card, military ID, DD214, US passport, naturalization certificate, baptismal certificate, and ID card for foreigners) If you are under the age of 25, a state birth certificate is also required. It is non-negotiable, without which you will not receive a Sheriff's Card. If you were not born in the United States, you must bring one of the following documents: a certificate of naturalization; US passport, US birth certificate; or foreign identity card.

Look for Vegas strip club online and make a list of where you would like to work. If you are over 21, you can work in any club in Las Vegas. If you are between 18 and 20 years old, don't despair! You can still work, but you're limited to clubs that don't serve alcohol.

When you arrive in Las Vegas, you have to go to any club and get a signed recommendation slip. You need these recommendations to get a Las Vegas Sheriff's Card. Basically, it's just a government-issued identity card for people who work in the casino and entertainment industry. The Vegas strip club you refer doesn't have to be where you want to work; You only need documents. Just log in and let them know you're a dancer looking for a job and want a Sheriff's Card transfer slip. You hear this a lot and some places even have packages ready to give you all the information. Don't be discouraged if the first club doesn't give you the paperwork. Strippers are a dime a dozen in Las Vegas and often the person you ask for the paper is too lazy to get up and look for it. Just to the next club. Take an hour or two if you're not familiar with the city of Las Vegas and club locations to walk around and take this recommendation.

Note that it doesn't matter which club you get a recommendation from. You don't have to work there! Once you get your sheriff's card, you can audition at any club you like. Over the years, Cheetah's has been known as the easiest club to get a recommendation for. The receptionist has a stack of these and they hand out hundreds per day. As time went on, it became all too well known that Cheetahs gave out referral slips...so everyone went there first and then never came back to work there! As a result, they stopped handing out recommendations at the door and now you need to speak to the manager.