Category: Security Clearance Representation
Both having outstanding federal or state tax debt and/or filing federal or state tax can negatively impact an individual’s ability to obtain or maintain a security clearance.…
Did you receive an unfavorable decision after your Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals (DOHA) hearing before an Administrative Judge? Under Department of Defense (DoD)…
It is that magic time, every four years, when my email inbox and voicemail explodes with long-lost buddies dating from my years as a federal executive holding a security…
Many employees and contractors of the United States federal government, military personnel, and government officials, who require access to classified information in the course of…
When applying for a security clearance, you will need to complete one of two forms depending on the level of clearance you are required to obtain. The SF-85P is used for Public…
Obtaining a security clearance is required for any federal employees or contractors who work with classified information. The clearance process is rigorous, with applicants facing…
A recent case involving a former FBI intelligence officer with a top-secret security clearance who failed three polygraph tests and was subsequently fired has been dismissed by…
For government employees, contractors, and any other individuals whose roles require access to classified information, obtaining a security clearance is just the first step. The…
Many employees and contractors of the United States federal government, military personnel, and government officials, who require access to classified information in the course of…
It is a common question that is asked by many security clearance holders: “Should I attend a security clearance hearing or request a decision on the written record?” First, it…
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