fieldrat
Fully Qualified 1815
OK, I got this signed and back to my OR on 9MAR, with a small adjustment needed on 14MAR, so...everything should be trucking along,...right?
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FY16 IDC DCO Board (Jan 16)
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Ok. Does that mean that our paperwork has been submitted or that they're actually interviewing people. Not that I have any power over this anyway...
I believe so.
Crippy011
You live by the gouge, you die by the gouge
Assuming there are no issues with your SF-86 and you've signed a investigations request (e-QIP) - I had to resign the last 4 with a more recent date as well as the e-QIP form in addition to my RAA. I would guess that the paperwork has been submitted and it's going through the proper workflows. I'm sure @NavyOffRec or @RUFiO181 could provide more insight into the investigations process.
Reddit has some good info on this at r/newtothenavy.
Weird, I don't think I ever received any info on e-QIP. I did a quick email search and the only thing I have for that is for an old State Dept clearance. I did turn in the SF-86 several months ago...when did you received the e-QIP request? Did you do that at the same time as the SF-86, or does that come later?
Thank you.
Crippy011
You live by the gouge, you die by the gouge
My processor sent me the forms early Feb in addition to my RAA.
Are you prior service? You probably didn't receive the e-QIP since you probably have an active clearance or already have had a background check conducted by the US Government (operating on an assumption here, perhaps someone with more experience in this field could give a better answer).
fieldrat
Fully Qualified 1815
@Arvin Verma , I also don't have any equip paperwork. My last 'checkup' was during 2014 or 2015. Kinda fuzzy because my brain tends to block traumatic experiences such as being hooked to machines and being accused of being evasive and subversive...
Crippy011
You live by the gouge, you die by the gouge
Ah, the good ole polygraph, can't wait for that experience.
Does IW require polygraph? I don't think intel does...
Crippy011
You live by the gouge, you die by the gouge
Looking at the following for guidance (https://www.navycs.com/officer/intelligenceofficer.html), looks like Intel also requires TS/SCI.
Not sure what that would entail but it's going to be a really in depth review. I believe anyone within information dominance, possibly except for meteorology are required to have TS/SCI (Can anyone else confirm this?).
Oh, yes, it does require TS/SCI. But I don't think it requires a polygraph typically (at least for intel)
Crippy011
You live by the gouge, you die by the gouge
Not sure, r/newtothenavy has some good postings about security clearance and if a poly is required. I would assume it's just to check if you've done anything to compromise US national security or any other questionable activities, but I'm no means an expert in this area.
From what i'm seeing online, it really depends on the type of information that you're going to be viewing.
exNavyOffRec
Well-Known Member
don't forget the high intensity light shining at you while answering questions in a metal chair with one short leg.
fieldrat
Fully Qualified 1815
Not far off the mark. I've got stories...don't forget the high intensity light shining at you while answering questions in a metal chair with one short leg.
So I asked my recruiter about the e-QIP, and he says he doesn't think I need to sign that for the background investigation. I did sign a "Statement of Understanding for Security Investigation" and am wondering if that's what you're referencing? Don't mean to be contrarian, but my recruiter is really on top of his game, so I feel he would know if there was something else....