Hi all,

I was offered a conditional offer of employment with the FBI for a computer scientist position and my offer was rescinded because of "Personal Conduct"  that I admitted to in the past (The job required a TS/SCI with polygraph). Namely I:

1) Cheating on a g/f when I was in college
2) Tried Viagra once without a prescription (Goes back to the cheating thing while in college
3) And being "unreliable" because I might not be able to report to work on a Saturday night because I've been drinking with friends.

I passed the polygraph, no other drug usage, no finical black-marks in my past, and I currently hold a TS with the Department of Defense, and all my references came back positive from the back-round investigation

So my questions are:

1) Who do I mail an appeal letter to at the FBI
2) How long does the appeal process take
3) What is the likely hood the decision will be over-turned?

I'm pretty sure I do not want the job anymore, but I don't want my rejection to negatively impact the other career aspirations I have within the Department of Defense. I was told by a lawyer I should at least have an appeal on record as proof that I disagreed with their assment to make it easier when applying for other positions that require a security clearance

Thanks

LOL the funny part is I've sent my handler 2 separate emails and she has not responded to either one. So I was thinking of just sending her a letter and then sending another letter to the adjudicator who rejected my clearance

At this point I would be happy if they just said I was "unqualified" and called it a day, but I'm sure I'll have to fight for that

I agree, but identify that person from the outside is extremely diffcult. They only have one number and that is for the operator who then direct's your call.