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pdx
HSM Pilot
Check out some of the other posts on getting security clearances (use the search).
Bottom line is usually this: if you disclose it voluntarily, they will work with you. If they find it during your background check, it could be more of a problem. Not convicted and underage, I doubt its a huge deal.
Bottom line is usually this: if you disclose it voluntarily, they will work with you. If they find it during your background check, it could be more of a problem. Not convicted and underage, I doubt its a huge deal.
MasterBates
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If you get accepted for SNA NOTHING save being 6'7" makes your chances for helos go down if you want them. They are the most plentiful platform.
johnr52 said:
If you want to fly them, then Yes. If you don't want to fly them then no.
Just kidding. Cheers!
MasterBates
Well-Known Member
As long as you come clean (and its not murder, rape, etc)
pdx
HSM Pilot
gatordev said:
That's not true exactly. I went through OCS, and the goal was to have all of our Secret Clearances done before commissioning. Out of 30, 26 people's clearances went through. For the other 4 of us, it took a little longer. My Secret was finally approved during primary.
As far as TS's are concerned, they will start that process when and if necessary (generally at the RAG). And I believe it is true that you do not need any kind of clearance in flight school (just like gatordev said).
TSs aren't granted to CAT 1 RAG dudes unless you're community needs it (VQ and such). Yes, what I said is exactly true. You WILL NOT get a clearance going to flight school. Your paperwork may have been completed, you may have even been investigated and approved, but that doesn't mean a clearance has been issued. I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think I even have an active clearance at the moment (might be wrong about that, as I don't have a copy of my orders to look at).
This is also true for Mids. They fill out their paperwork prior to summer cruise. The ROTC/USNA security manager grants a clearance to them when they leave. When they return, their clearance is withdrawn, but can be reinstated at any time. You can actually be granted an interim clearance before your investigation has been completed and approved.
This is also true for Mids. They fill out their paperwork prior to summer cruise. The ROTC/USNA security manager grants a clearance to them when they leave. When they return, their clearance is withdrawn, but can be reinstated at any time. You can actually be granted an interim clearance before your investigation has been completed and approved.
You revert to a secret clearance as an officer. You can walk in to any SSO and they can pull up your clearance info on their DONCAF computer and give you access to SIPR, etc. That's exactly what I had to do here since the ROTC unit isn't wired for SIPR. The rest of your post is spot on.gatordev said:
Brett
You need to disclose all of your police involvment no matter when it happened. If you screwed up as a juvenile it will, most likely, not affect your application unless it was a felony, then you may have some trouble.
If you don't come clean, the TS investigation will find you out and you are subject to being charged with fraudulent enlistment.
If you don't come clean, the TS investigation will find you out and you are subject to being charged with fraudulent enlistment.