timo wrote on Aug 23
rd, 2005 at 10:10pm:
People say, just tell the truth, but I don't believe without proof I can clear myself. Everyone's who is denied has a good story, right?...
Can't you prove that your bachelor's degreee is legitimate? Don't you have transcripts? If the school wrongly reported that it had no record of you, this is something that seemingly could be addressed.
Quote:So on this last poly I'm going to lie and employ CMs.
While there are good reasons why even a truthful person might use countermeasures, I think that apart from being unethical, it iwould also be foolhardy to lie about having been denied a security clearance by another agency.
Quote:What's the chance that Agency one will share with Agency 2 and 3 their results....
Quite good. Agencies do share information, and when a National Agency Check is conducted, Agency 3 will no doubt learn that you have records with Agencies 1 and 2.
Quote:What do you think of my chances of passing my poly and llast two BIs?
Considering that you have passed two polygraphs already (your polygrapher will ask about any past polygraphs), your polygrapher with Agency 3 is going to expect you to pass going into it. This is a good thing. While I cannot know your chances of passing background investigations with Agencies 2 and 3, I think it is a safe bet that if you lie about the result of your background investigation with Agency 1 and are caught, you will never be granted a security clearance by
any agency
ever. And rightly so.