sf86
Most Federal Government civilian, military and contractor positions, employees are required to complete a Standard Form 86 (SF 86)/electronic Questionnaire for Investigation Processing (eQIP).
Will My Current Employer Be Contacted as a Part of the Clearance Process?
Your current employer may be contacted as a part of a new security clearance application. You can take several steps to make yourself look better either way.
Do I Have to List a Disgruntled Supervisor on my SF86?
If you have a disgruntled supervisor in your past, you may wonder if it’s better to leave this person off of your SF-86.
Will I Be Able to Get a Clearance If My Friends Are Drug Users?
Yes, the security clearance process judges you by the company you keep. If your friends participate in ongoing illegal activity (including drug use), it may be an issue.
Foreign Adoptions and Your Security Clearance
Few people would take issue with this act of love. But, if you’re a security clearance holder you’ll want to take additional steps to mitigate any foreign influence issues.
5 Times the Government Called the Bluff on a Lie in a Security Clearance Application
When it comes to personal conduct, applicants should demonstrate they can follow rules and regulations and make good decisions.
Tax Liens and Civil Judgments No Longer Reported by Credit Bureaus
You may be surprised to learn the government obtains information about your debts, any civil court judgments or tax liens against you from your credit report.
What Will Automatically Disqualify You From Getting a Security Clearance?
Do you have the ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance for which the U.S. Government requires U.S. Citizenship?
Cocaine Possession and a Security Clearance
Cocaine possession five years ago may seem like an issue that can’t be mitigated. But like almost everything else, it’s possible.
Can an SF86 Be Used to Discriminate Against an Applicant?
Most employers carefully avoid any perception of discriminatory hiring policies, but the government plays by its own rules.
When Cite and Release is Still a Reportable Arrest on Your SF86
“Cite and release” is what happens when you are detained by police for a misdemeanor violation but given a citation to appear in court in lieu of being taken to jail.
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