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Aren’t all life decisions like that? Is that not the difference between leadership and management? That each agency runs it’s own internal clearance systems marked “FBI Eyes Only” or CIA, DNA, whatever…they don’t trust each other.Before contacting the UKSV Helpdesk, please read the information contained in the links below. Show me empty data points? Sorry, not happening. Show me negative or questionable info uncovered? Absolutely vett and wait. Ifn I were King/Queen/ruler of all thongs clearance…I would end that practice. Even senior agency officials use the term “unadjudicated info” like a scary boogeyman. Sometimes the simple things aren’t so simple. I find it absolutely ludicrous, particularly if you are in access, badged, and actively working. One charged with weighing evidence and pronouncing “Go/No Go.” As absurd as it sounds, and is, anyone opening an initial investigation…and seeing it through to adjudication ends the issue. Sigh.Īnytime a new BI is opened, and I’ve been told a new SF86 submitted…that info…even if it is your relative page…has not been vetted by a certified adjudicator. To think the preeminent spy agency and law enforcement agencies of the US will “fax” anything and accept as golden. I previously applied to the Agency and had a job offer that was rescinded too (again, no reason given but apparently could be anything.) That was three years ago–unless each company second guesses their decision each time and think I’m a terrible human being, anyone know if not quite getting a job could be the reason for the unadjudicated information and crossover denial?

#Cut fingers security clearance how to#

I can’t imagine I could currently work on classified projects if I didn’t have my clearance or something else was awry.Īnyone have any insight into what could be the issue and how to fix it? I don’t have any contacts within the CIA except for one staff personnel who likely can’t just give me the name of a security officer there, and the big name contractor didn’t seem like they could do anything. My TS/SCI is active and (according to my agency) perfectly fine and fully adjudicated with a Full-Scope Poly. My TS/SCI clearance was successfully adjudicated in August 2018 before that I held a Secret clearance for around 1.5 years.

I’m guessing that the recisions have been for the same thing, but there was only one company that outright said the crossover was denied (they tried twice in a month.) I’ve also had a few job offers rescinded without any information except for “we cannot proceed at this time” or the like when they started looking at a crossover. On the first try by this company, I was told my polygraph couldn’t be seen in the system, but the unadjudicated information was the reason the second time. I’m given the “there’s unadjudicated information” response, but I have no idea what that could be. I’ve been attempting to move from the FBI to the private sector on a CIA contract, but have been told that I can’t crossover.