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This job seeker convinced a contractor to sponsor his security clearance at the height of the backlog, and one of his concerns was foreign influence and preference, but he was honest on his SF-86 about being born to immigrant parents.
You can almost feel Johnny Lee’s croon for a 63-year-old civilian, arrested last weekend for sharing classified information.
Getting fired is one of the more common scenarios resulting in a ‘personal conduct’ security clearance denial or revocation. Often the issue is less about getting fired itself – than the common propensity of an applicant to try to hide or withhold having lost a position.
Between high interest rates and low inventory, many would-be buyers have sat on the sidelines waiting for a shift in market conditions.
The biggest question we hear at veteran or military family events is, “How do I get my clearance back if it’s expired?”
The widespread ‘legalization’ of drugs has created a number of sticky situations for security clearance holders and applicants. Security clearance denials and revocations caused by the drug use adjudicative guideline increased by 36% last year, according to cases released by the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals.