Being a student should pose an easier avenue to verify your identity as there are student accounts that you can send an email from which will be indicative of the learning institute that you are attending. (*It should be advised that the provider use an account other than one known publicly to represent her….. ~That could prove to be a problem if a student account is ever audited*) Additionally, you should also be recognized… by the provider doing a search through the student directory. Just my thoughts on students….  Happy hobbying,
Know your provider (*and her reputation*)… Kisses ~T

The phrase I always hear is...

Young Dumb and full of Cum....LOL!!!

You have a couple of avenues. The first is to select some well reviewed ladies that offer email contact. Email the ladies explaining your work situation and ask what they would need to verify you. Be honest, but protect your privacy and the lady's.
  The second alternative is to check out TER's rating of agencies in town that you plan to hobby in. Select highly rated agencies and give them a call, many require some forms of verification but may give you and appointment without requiring provider references.

First, you seem to be in much better of a boat than another hobbyist in another City as Atlanta does have more established providers than many of the other cities.

If you do business with the general public there are a few things that you have to your advantage to help a provider establish a level of comfort that will give her confidence to meet with you. (*you might want to sit back and take the prospective from the providers stand point and think of what you can offer to her that would give her confidence with who she is dealing with*)

Next, if you research the providers in your area and feel pretty safe in what you have discovered in regards to a providers reputation and her ability to protect any information that you might share with her.... then, by all means share whatever information you might feel secure in her having. (*A warning about sharing information about your residence to just anyone*) ….-BUT-…. That is the same warning I give to any new hobbyist in regards to sharing ANY sensitive information that could possibly have ramifications in the future.

My best suggestion is: "Know your provider and her reputation"   and then share with her enough to establish a comfort level adequate enough for the both of you to setup an appointment to meet.  Happy Hobbying  Kisses ~Tori