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If you're not going to be staffed on a cleared project at Amazon, your clearance will remain current for 2 years after it's last used or until the underlying background investigation goes out of scope, or whichever comes first.
If there is a chance that you'd be staffed on a cleared project, you could ask the recruiter about Amazon's ability to hold it, though if they don't plan to staff you on cleared work, they likely wouldn't do so. Can't hurt to ask.
There's nothing to reimburse in terms of clearances, since the govt is the only one who foots the bill for them, so Amazon wouldn't need to pay anyone to hold your clearance if that's something they'll do.
Thank you for the detailed response, this is helpful!
It will just expire when it expires (5 years for ts after investigation but doible check that). Theres no transfer since its under ur name. Make sure tho cause i might be wrong
Amazon would potentially need to reimburse your current company for the clearance, and the granting agency would have to approve. If the position doesn’t require a clearance, nobody is going to go along with you keeping it.