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dang i must be a quiet one lmao

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I worked at an agency that had waits 4-12 months. Until the interim, you'd come in, and do your work using a typewriter and the library of books in-office. Worked well because you get more appeal rights if you're already working than not, so they'd stop losing good candidates to shit like smoking pot a few times in college. But you'd have 4+ months of working like it was 1970.
Experiencing the same (submitted months after you but already feels like forever, especially when you’re in a job you can’t wait to ge out of / work is only increasing not decreasing) and also for a USAO position.
Nothing. And it’s been 10 wks since I finished eQIP, fp, drug test. DM’d you
Mine took 3 months. Possible that there is a backlog at the moment from OARM having to clear the summer interns.
Would that slow it down? SF-85 (interned at DOJ) is a breeze, no full security clearance to get through just public trust, and no investigators/adjudicators on top of the basic background checks. Just doesn’t seem like it would slow down the SF-86 and Secret / TS/SCI folks much if at all. If I recall correctly the SF-85 doesn’t even get into foreign contacts much which is where investigators seem to spend much of their time.