Skytech Construction

Skytech Construction's hiring channel told an LLC-only applicant in writing that no Social Security Number was needed — four times, across three Telegram personas, over four months. Each of those four written replies came from the same operation under different recruiter aliases — Vertexon Group, John Sagittarius, and Andrei Shelepov. Each one, asked in private whether an LLC-only applicant was acceptable, gave a written answer that should end a federal immigration inquiry in a weekend. Vertexon Group: "I don't need an SSN, as long as there's an LLC and an EIN on it". John Sagittarius, reframing the arrangement as a tax benefit: "Yes. It'll be easier for you with taxes". Andrei Shelepov, in reply to whether the position was 1099: "Yes, 1099" — the same operator routing an LLC-only applicant into an employment structure that bypasses every employee-side verification the federal government has written into law.

The fourth DM is the cleanest of all. When the applicant circled back four months later to re-ask whether LLC without SSN was still workable, John Sagittarius answered with a single word: "No" — no, it's not a problem. The answer's economy is the point. There is no hedging, no request for documentation, no pause. The follow-up a few messages later — "it'll be easier for you with taxes" — frames the entire arrangement as an administrative courtesy to the worker. Skytech's operational model does not need to check. Four separate recruiter personas gave four different variants of the same written answer, over a four-month span, from three distinct Telegram identities.

Publicly, Skytech's recruiting posts cycle across markets without pausing to ask what its hires actually are. One Skytech recruiting account calls for "subcontractors with their own equipment" — the phrasing that sits at the top of the 1099-pipeline funnel and is documented, four DMs later in private, to accept an LLC with no SSN. The same account runs continuous market-by-market recruiting under the "Skytech Construction" brand with no explicit work-authorization requirement, and under multi-account operation that makes vendor-management cross-reference against Telegram operator identity effectively impossible without per-account attribution. The Vertexon Group alias alone gave the written "LLC with an EIN" answer — the single most explicit recruiting confirmation that SSN-less hiring is the standing policy. The public posts are the funnel. The DMs are the sort.

The primes contracting Skytech's work cannot read this Russian-language chat directly. What they have is the certification chain that is supposed to verify, for every site closeout, who climbed the tower and on what authorization. Skytech's three Telegram personas all routed an LLC-no-SSN applicant into a 1099 hiring structure in writing, in private, on a single applicant the investigation tested. The vendor-management programs above Skytech could surface this pattern by checking whether the certificates submitted on Skytech sites trace back to credentialed workers with documented authorization. They have not. They know.