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Security Clearance
- Thread starter TA910
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I'm in the same spot. My OR told me it shouldn't take more than a week or two though.
After speaking with my recruiter he said the same thing. Hoping to hear something by the end on the month
Pax
New Member
Repeating what I have read elsewhere on AW: the security clearance does not have to be completed, just opened, prior to you arriving at OCS (let alone receiving your letter).
And the length of time varies widely based upon the level of clearance required. Some individuals will have nearly all contacts and references personally interviewed and verified, which takes several weeks.
And the length of time varies widely based upon the level of clearance required. Some individuals will have nearly all contacts and references personally interviewed and verified, which takes several weeks.
loui86dz
Do or do not... there is no try-Master Yoda
I'm having problems logging into NASIS and I was wondering if anyone could help me. When I try to log into NASIS to start the process for my background investigation I get this message:
"You do not have access to view the record and/or page selected.
If you believe this is an error please open a FootPrints ticket."
And when I look into the error I get this:
"HTTP Error 403.7 - Forbidden
The page you are attempting to access requires your browser to have a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) client certificate that the Web server recognizes."
Here are a list of solutions the site gives me:
"Contact the site administrator to obtain a valid client certificate for the Web site.
Try browsing to the page using HTTPS.
If you have a client certificate installed, check if it has expired or if the effective time has not been reached.
Verify that the root certificate is installed on the Web server."
Would I contact the site administrator or would my officer recruiter do that? I tried to log in with my mac and my step fathers pc and the same thing happened. I'm also prior enlisted and held a top secret clearance in the past, I'm not sure if that would affect my access to the site.
"You do not have access to view the record and/or page selected.
If you believe this is an error please open a FootPrints ticket."
And when I look into the error I get this:
"HTTP Error 403.7 - Forbidden
The page you are attempting to access requires your browser to have a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) client certificate that the Web server recognizes."
Here are a list of solutions the site gives me:
"Contact the site administrator to obtain a valid client certificate for the Web site.
Try browsing to the page using HTTPS.
If you have a client certificate installed, check if it has expired or if the effective time has not been reached.
Verify that the root certificate is installed on the Web server."
Would I contact the site administrator or would my officer recruiter do that? I tried to log in with my mac and my step fathers pc and the same thing happened. I'm also prior enlisted and held a top secret clearance in the past, I'm not sure if that would affect my access to the site.
loui86dz
Do or do not... there is no try-Master Yoda
He gave me the access code and the username, and I'm able to log in but when I do get in it says that I don't have access to view the record. I'm not sure if he needs to change the settings on my account.
loui86dz
Do or do not... there is no try-Master Yoda
I'm not sure if anyone else is having problems logging into the security clearance website but my recruiter received this message in an email:
"From: NRC Network Operations
To: All Hands
Subject: NASIS Outage Affecting Applicants
Issue: The last NASIS update v2.0.10.1 introduced a bug which is preventing applicants from logging into NASIS. Recruiting personnel are unaffected.
An emergency patch will be deployed into production as soon as possible.
Another email will be sent when the patch is ready for deployment."
"From: NRC Network Operations
To: All Hands
Subject: NASIS Outage Affecting Applicants
Issue: The last NASIS update v2.0.10.1 introduced a bug which is preventing applicants from logging into NASIS. Recruiting personnel are unaffected.
An emergency patch will be deployed into production as soon as possible.
Another email will be sent when the patch is ready for deployment."
Meh, makes me wonder if they're sharing the "Unaffordable HealthCare" system computer, their problems appear similar?
BzB
jg54170
OCS JAN12th
It is hit and miss with applicants using the NASIS system I have found. I ended up doing half of them myself due to computer issues. Ask your OR to email you a paper copy and fill that out, then set up a time to use his computer if possible to punch the info in. If you have all the info it doesn't take too long.