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Security Clearance Applications: SF86/85 Avoiding Mistakes, Paperback Edition
This book is a uniques contribution by a nationally recognized attorney providing the reader with a tremendous amount of information to navigate the security clearance application process. Not only does this book alert you to the common errors made by many applicants in the process but it also explains in detail the strategy that is used to understand the concerns of governmental agencies. To order this book, please click on the Amazon link below:
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National Security Clearances Paperback Edition
This is the only guide you will need to get a security clearance and keep it! Written by one of the country’s most successful attorneys, this step by step guide is written in easy to understand terms and includes a valuable resource reference to contact different government agencies about your clearance. To order this book, please click on the Amazon link below:
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On November 17, 2011, The Edmunds Law Firm received notification of a favorable security clearance determination. The Edmunds Law Firm prepared and submitted a written response to the National Security Agency on behalf of the Applicant. The firm was successful in mitigating the security concerns under Guideline J: Criminal Conduct, Guideline F: Financial Considerations and Guideline E: Personal Conduct, without the need for a hearing. The allegations against the Applicant pertained to $100,000 worth of stolen equipment from his former employer and failing to claim up to $10,000 worth of purchases on his state income taxes. The Edmunds Law Firm submitted a letter of appeal and supporting documentation to prove the Applicant had taken actions to rectify and mitigate those behaviors which resulted in the original denial decision. The firm prevailed and the Applicant was found eligible to maintain his security clearance.



