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DOE Contractor Overcomes Multiple Issues to Get Clearance Reinstated
One of the first security clearance appeal cases in 2023 for the Department of Energy (DOE) involved issues and concerns under sexual behavior, personal conduct, drug involvement, psychological conditions, and criminal conduct. The DOE contractor was issued a Letter of Interrogatory and his subsequent response did not mitigate the concerns.
Top Causes of Clearance Denial and Revocation in 2022
The Defense Office of Hearing and Appeals (DOHA) has resumed their pre-COVID-19 pace on security clearance appeals hearings and published summaries of 943 cases that were reviewed. As usual, financial issues outnumbered all other issues combined and resulted in most of the denials. Interestingly, the number of cases involving use of illegal
Also, your Investigator may ask “How are you balancing and maintaining multiple employment activities at once?”. & at that point you can provide your brief explanation on how you’re balancing…
Hi @FieldGoat thank you very much. Another important question. Do Investgators have a copy of a tax return with all the W2 information I have filled over the years ?…
The only true thing FieldGoat said is that it’s not “illegal” to work multiple jobs while having a FT cleared job and that BIs don’t care (they’re not supposed to…
I’m not going to argue with you. I never advised him to resign, I advised him to “talk to a lawyer.” I stand by what I said. Timecard fraud is…