>To get a clearance you must be hired into a job which requires one - only then
>can your employer apply for your clearance. The employer must then subsidize
>you until the clearance is obtained. (Not a lot of these around)
>
>Catch-22 situation. If you are not employed in a security job, then you cannot
>get a clearance.
>The alternative is to join the national guard, get a security billet, and they
>will do the grunt work for you. Once it is obtained, then you can apply for the
>jobs that have a security clearance as a prerequisite.
>
>Secret clearances are usually an agency check for convictions you have not
>reported on your application.
>
>Top Secret, requires individual investigation and can take up to two years these
>days.
>
>If you are foreign born, you can almost forget the idea of getting one.
>
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Marwan Saidi
> To: CF-Community
> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 3:56 PM
> Subject: Question about Security Clearance
>
>
> Curious about this... how does one go about getting a clearance, if necessary?
>
> More specifically, what would preclude one from getting a clearance?
>
> Tim?
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