Security Clearance news
Domestic Violence Incidents Lead to Clearance Denial
Domestic violence incidents are usually result in uncontrolled emotional responses caused by irritation or aggravation with the behavior of a partner. Situations can escalate quickly and turn physical. In the security clearance world this type of behavior is a concern under Guideline E: Personal Conduct and Guideline J: Criminal Conduct. There are
DCSA Prepares Focus on Cleaning Up Periodic Reinvestigations
For the last three years the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Defense Counterintelligence Agency (DCSA) have put periodic reinvestigations (PR) on hold in order to reduce the huge investigation backlog. Now that the backlog is down to a steady state flow, DCSA is now starting to focus on cleaning up
Likewise I’ve been told “oh heck no” to a country other than China. Some folks have special rules, and as someone mentioned, those folks know who they are.
Like most things in this world, it depends. Does this person maintain contact with relatives/friends who are still Russian? Are any of those friends/family members connected to Russian military/intel/defense? How…
Why are you even worried about right now? You haven’t even seen her. Go on your date and see what happens. Put it this way, if it turns out to…
So i did get clarification on her resident status. She is under some protected status due to war in ukraine and she is trying to be a citizen. I guess…