2/13 Anyone ever been interviewed by a government agency doing a
background check on someone you know? What kind of questions
do they ask about the person being investigated, and what kind
of questions do they ask about you yourself?
\_ Yes. They asked about general reliability, trustworthiness,
financial responsibility. As for me -- how long I'd known the
person, etc. They did not ask me if I were a terrorist,
however. -geordan
\_ Give them enough time to check out your muslim heritage.
\_ Don't forget the drug question.
\_ When I got my Classified clearance, there were just a few very
superficial interviews (How long have you known him, blah blah),
but when I got my Secret clearance, they were substantially more
thorough and tapped my phones for a while. (No, I am not joking)
\_ How do you know they tapped your phones? This was just for
a secret clearance?
\_ I think this person is full of shit. I've never heard of a
"Classified" clearance. There's "Secret" and "Top Secret" in
DOD, and "L" and "Q" in DOE.
\_ There is indeed a Classified clearance, it's just not
commonly used. -- just had new hire orientation @ TRW
\_ What does is mean "L" and "Q" clearances?
\_ Also, it wouldn't be practical for "them" to tap
everyone's phone who is applying for a secret clearance.
I guess they might do it, though, if you were particularly
suspicious.
\_ They follow you for top secret...
\_ You are kidding, right?
\_ lol, yeah. They do follow you for the one above
top secret, "Double Top Secret" i think. If you
have this you're not even suppose to take the same
road home everyday.
\_ Shhhh, you're not supposed to talk about the
Double Top Secret one!
\_ You go home to the same house every day? |