The Whole-Person Concept in Security Clearance Cases
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Understanding the Whole-Person Concept in Security Clearance Cases
Responding to the Statement of Reasons in a Security Clearance Matter
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Responding in a timely and accurate fashion to a Statement of Reasons can provide a federal employee or government contractor with the best opportunity to mitigate security concerns raised in connection with a security clearance.
Security Clearance: The Duty to Self-Report
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Federal employees and contractors holding a security clearance have a duty to self-report serious security concerns or they will risk losing their security clearance.
Disclosing Criminal Violations in the Security Clearance Process
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Federal agencies may consider disclosing an individual’s criminal violations to law enforcement if investigators or polygraphers come across them in the security clearance process.
Psychological Conditions and Security Clearances
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There are a number of security concerns relating to psychological conditions that can be potentially mitigated if the right evidence is presented.
Requesting Reconsideration After a Security Clearance is Denied
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When federal government contractors lose their security clearance or are unsuccessful in obtaining one, the most common question they ask is “When can I reapply for one?”
8 Tips for the Security Clearance Process
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8 tips for federal employees and government contractors when facing security clearance issues.
Meeting With Security Clearance Investigators
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Preparation for the initial security clearance meeting with an investigator can make the difference between a government contractor/federal employee successfully obtaining a security clearance or being denied a security clearance.
A Summary of the Security Clearance Appeals Process
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When an individual receives a security clearance denial, there are a number of appellate options for federal employees and government contractors.
Seeking Information Regarding Security Clearance Incident Reports
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When government contractors and federal employees encounter problems in attempting to resolve Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) Incident Reports, the first step is to formally request a copy of all of their security documents.
Polygraph Examinations for Federal Employees and Contractors
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Federal employees and government contractors may be expected to undergo a polygraph examination in connection with their security clearance process.
The Importance of Properly Completing Security Clearance Forms
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When security clearance issues arise or if there is reason for concern when completing a security clearance application, individuals should seek advice from an attorney prior to submitting the application.
