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Security Clearance Attorneys
Achieving Legal Victories from Coast to Coast
Security clearance has always been a complex, highly specialized field of law. In today’s security climate, it has become increasingly difficult to obtain or even to retain a national security clearance. At The Edmunds Law Firm, we realize that your career and your reputation could be on the line. Our nationally ranked lawyers can help you with the entire spectrum of security clearance problems, including security clearance denials, security clearance appeals, and DOHA declarations.
We have decades of proven experience, earning a national reputation for success, particularly in overcoming security clearance denials. No matter what government agency is involved, no matter the severity of the legal challenges you face, our security clearance lawyers have the skill, tenacity, and matchless insight to help you achieve a positive solution. We have even obtained victories in exceptionally demanding, high-profile cases. Find out how our powerhouse attorneys can be of service to you.
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National Security Clearance
At The Edmunds Law Firm, we can assist clients with the entire spectrum of security clearance cases and problems.
Security Clearance Appeal
The security clearance appeals process is much more complicated and involved than the criminal or civil legal appeals process.
Response to Statement of Reasons (SOR)
Your efforts to obtain a security clearance can be denied for any reason. Due to the security concerns and constraints of the United States post-9/11, federal agencies default to denial of security clearance when there is any question.
Drugs & Alcohol
Evidence of prior drug/alcohol use in your background or a positive drug test could lead you to experience difficulties during your security clearance application process.
Financial Considerations
Standard Form 86 (SF-86), a Questionnaire for National Security Positions, will ask questions about your finances when you apply for a job requiring national security clearance.
Military Security Clearance
The Edmunds Law Firm is highly experienced at representing both individuals who are applying for a military security clearance for the first time as well as those who are attempting to retain their military security clearances.
A History of Favorable Decisions
Attorney Edmunds has done over 600 Security Clearance Hearings in just the last 4 years. His record of appearances is kept on the official gov’t web site at DOHA. His victories appear also on his various web sites for client review.
Serving You Nationwide.
The Edmunds Law Firm represents applicants in their security clearance cases across the entire United States, in cities such as New York, San Diego, Washington, D.C., and Chicago. We can be reached at 800.481.2526 or schedule an appointment in our offices in Washington DC/ Arlington, VA; San Diego, CA; Jacksonville, FL or Raleigh, NC.
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