The statute also provides that the Secretary of Defense and the secretary of the military department concerned may authorize an exception to the provisions concerning convictions, dismissals and discharges from the armed force in meritorious cases. What items of my history are investigated?
• Allegiance to the U.S. • Foreign Influence • Foreign preference • Sexual Behavior • Personal Conduct • Financial Considerations • Alcohol Consumption • Drug Involvement • Emotional, Mental and Personality Disorders • Criminal Conduct • Security Violations • Outside Activities Misuse of Information Technology SystemsPlease refer to this link if you seek specific information on the above: http://usmilitary.about.com/od/theor…/blsecmenu.htm What If my clearance is rejected? If you are denied a security clearance, or an assignment to a sensitive position or a position of trust, or your current clearance or access is revoked, you have the right to appeal the adjudicative decision. Under such circumstances you will be provided a statement on the reason(s) why you are ineligible for the clearance and the procedures for filing an appeal. If you believe the information gathered about you during the investigation is misleading or inaccurate, you will be given the opportunity to correct or cl
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