What are some reasons that could cause me to be denied an interim security clearance?
The below reasons are some examples that could cause an interim security clearance to be denied: –Foreign Influence (Immediate family member, or person to whom the individual has close ties or affection or obligation, is a citizen of, or resident or present in, a Foreign country) –Foreign Preference (Dual citizenship an/or possession of a foreign passport) –Financial (A history of not meeting financial obligations) –Criminal Conduct –Drug Involvement (Note: Each case is judged on its own merit and there are factors that can mitigate the above examples) [top] When will you contact my current HR office (if current federal employee)? Answer: We will normally contact your Human Resources Office once we are ready to request a release date for you, which will be after you have obtained an interim clearance and successfully completed your drug test. Our security office will contact your agency if you currently have a security clearance with them. Security will need to contact your agency
