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The Office of the Director for National Intelligence has released updated documents governing the investigation, issuance, revocation, and appeals process for security clearances. The document are listed under ICD 704.1-704.5.

Courtesy: Secrecy News

Filed Under: Laws & Regulations

A collection of U.S. Foreign Service Officers whose security clearances have been suspended or revoked publish a blog about their experiences.

Filed Under: Adverse Actions

An audio CD is available for purchase on how to obtain a security clearance. It’s being offered by TheCapitol.Net

Filed Under: Procedures, Commercial Services

The official report of proceedings at one of the first Senate hearings on security clearance reform.

Filed Under: Reform

A copy of the eagerly-anticipated, coordinated Federal report to the President on security clearance reform efforts, due on April 30, 2008.

Filed Under: Reform

ClearedCommunity.com is re-posting this extremely thorough guide to security clearances, including what they are, how to acquire one, and other helpful details.

Filed Under: Procedures

A new Department of Defense (DoD) fact sheet describes the process by which security clearances are requested, processed, and granted.

Filed Under: Procedures, Reference

A book is available commercially which claims to offer advice to speed clearance processing. We haven’t read it, though, and cannot comment on its usefulness.

Read a review here.

Filed Under: Commercial Services

Here’s a sticker for sale to advertise your clearance.

Filed Under: Commercial Services

The court’s decision in a case mentioned here continues a long, unbroken line of court cases upholding the Congressional mandate that Federal agencies have the right to make security clearance determinations free from administrative and judicial review.

Filed Under: Adverse Actions, Reference

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