The issue isn’t whether or not you could pass today, it’s about a year, two years from now. The new sf86 was submitted and i still annotated “no” for the drugs since it was actually over 7 years ago. I went 5 months without.
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Asked this on reddit but wanted to try here as well.
Am a 23 y/o recent college grad.
The only persons who can answer this are those assessing your suitability to hold that. As the title says, i am applying to a special agent job and was denied from the prescreening section due to putting yes in the “have used drugs in the past 10 years section”. I had an interview with an investigator and i disclosed my (infrequent) use of marijuana. For many years, security clearance applicants have completed standard form (sf) 86 to initiate the required background investigation.
No one is ever drug tested for a clearance, it's in no way a part of the investigation or adjudication. If you're tested at any point in the process, it's a function, and at the discretion, of your. The old (2005) version of the adjudicative guidelines (ag) said at 25 (g) “any. This i was truthful on.
When i told her, she asked for.
As a clearance holder, you are already subject to random drug tests. It depends on the type of polygraph examination you’ll be undergoing. Other users comment with questions, concerns, and congratulations. Although the form has seen periodic.
My question is will the drug issue affect me from getting the clearance clearance? A user on r/securityclearance subreddit posts about getting a top secret clearance with a long history of drug use. I recently got my “secret” clearance and i just passed my pre employment drug test and i was wondering will i be drug tested randomly monthly/yearly or only under reasonable suspicion? There was a change in the wording of regarding drug use after receiving a security clearance.
I have a scheduled interview with my ts.
No there is no drug test for obtaining the clearance. However, as part of the clearance you are subject to random drug screenings (and i mean absolutely random. No red flags except for drug use.
