Security Clearance news
Interim Secret Clearance Process Change and Periodic Reinvestigations
In mid-August Personnel Security Management Office for Industry (PSMO-I) , the branch of DSS that processes the investigation applications and grants interim security clearances for DoD, will no longer grant interims based on the review of the SF-86. Instead, they will wait for the results of the Advanced National Agency Check
Security Clearance Nondisclosure Agreements
After going through the laborious background investigation process and finally getting notified that you are eligible for a security clearance, you now have to sign the classified information nondisclosure agreement (SF-312) before getting access. This agreement between you and the government basically states what your responsibilities are in protecting, handling,
I meant your open case closing before reopening.
I wish I could look myself up to give you the specific dates but I cannot I just know when I reported it, when i updated my SF86, then it…
Ah. I know my CE date changed a few days submitting my SF86. I figured that was a good sign?
are you still in adjudication?