Security Clearance news
Previously Adjudicated Adverse Information is Still Fair Game
Incidents or behavior don’t just go away once they’re adjudicated favorably. Just because something didn’t affect your security clearance in the past, doesn’t mean it can’t affect it in the future.
How Time Card Fraud Can Cost You Your Security Clearance
Time card fraud (or fudging) is prevalent in today’s workplace and federal agencies are cracking down on it. Don’t let your security clearance get caught in the mix.
TS/SCI timeline: 8/23: Applied for position 12/23: Requested Resume & Transcripts 1/24: Interview Mid 2/24: CJO Late 2/24: Submitted SF86 5/24: Meeting with investigator 8/24: Poly/Psych Currently in Adjudication
TS/SCI FS Timeline: Applied: 10/23 Testing: 10/23 Interview: 2/24 CJO: 2/24 86 and additional documentation: 3/24 Met with investigator: 5/24 poly/Psych: 7/24 2nd poly: 9/24 Additional questions from OPS: 10/24…
TS/SCI FS Timeline (still in progress): Applied: 11/23 Interview: 11/23 CJO: 12/23 SF86: 1/24 SF86 again + accepted: 2/24 Poly/Psych Request: 5/24 Poly/Psych (poly 2 times): 8/24 yawn Supposedly I…
Secret Timeline: 7/24: Request for SF86 7/24: SF86 Completed 8/24: Meeting with investigator 10/24: Contacts reached out to 12/24: Secret granted