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Orders without security clearance done?

Is that usual? My husband has been on s security hold for a long time. We aren't sure why it has been since October since graduating a school but still nothing. He hasn't done one bad thing in his life! He's a great guy. He was recently told he now may get orders for his job but just won't be able to do some of the things needed with a security clearance. As a wife, I'm relieved he may get orders but I'm setting myself up for disappointment. Is this normal for them to give orders under this circumstance?

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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on March 7, 2016 at 3:00am

Yes, it happens sometimes because the Navy wants to get him doing something instead of having him on hold indefinitely. It will limit some of the things he will be permitted to do and may keep him from going into some places and may also limit the billets that he can be offered, but at least he will be doing something.

Security clearance can be affected by lots of factors, not just if a person has done some "bad thing." The one that I see most often is a credit issue that was not resolved or that was resolved, but not long enough ago that it is still on the Sailor's credit report.

Check your My Page.

Permalink Reply by Sarah on March 7, 2016 at 9:59am

I checked my "mypage". Thank you! Do you think I gave too much info? My husband does have student loan debt. He graduated from a private school! lol. It's not as much as a lot of others have though thankfully. 

Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on March 7, 2016 at 2:05pm

You are very welcome. Hopefully, whatever the issue is, it will be addressed and he will be able to get the clearance he needs to open up more opportunities for him.

No, I don't think you have given too much info, but if you are concerned about the post, then you can delete the discussion. Click on "Options" in the upper right and then "Delete Discussion."

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