Security Clearance news
SCI Access Granted vs. SCI Eligible
Having reviewed a ton of resumes for job applicants who have security clearances, I have noticed a trend in the way many from the Defense Department are listing their current clearance level when it comes to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) eligibility. When the DoD’s Central Adjudications Facility reviews and adjudicates
Problems with Education Verifications Through the National Student Clearinghouse
All national security background investigations have required checks that must be completed in order for the investigation to meet federal investigative standards. One of the required checks is verifying claimed higher education transcripts and degrees. Prior to the existence of the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) and its predecessor, the National
I think “unfit” is another way of saying unsuitable, so technically this may not be a denial of the public trust. Often when a candidate is found ‘unsuitable’ for a…
@sbusquirrel thanks I hope you had a nice thanksgivings… but it says it’s says it the final decision that am unfit to support the contract. My contracting office hasn’t said…
My understanding is that a decision regarding a security clearance can be appealed, but any determination of unsuitability/unfit(ness?) is much more difficult to contest. In fact I think that is…
You can route up by using this process. Good luck! https://www.dcsa.mil/mc/pv/mbi/appeals/