That SF86 was a bear trying to fax lastnight. Had to run it through my fax 3 times before it finally went. All 28 pages!
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Originally posted by Jarhead_FBI_SA View PostDaaaaaaaaaaang. 28 pages? Did you have to use the entire SF-86a?
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Originally posted by echoshot33 View Postanyone else think it was a little curious that they had us submit the SF-86 prior to a TO? Or am I just way off base
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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
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THIS SECTION CONTAINS VALUABLE INFORMATION ON WHAT SUPPORTING
DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIRED AND HOW TO FAX THEM. PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY.
Applicants are encouraged to submit the following documents via fax
before the closing date of the vacancy announcement:
SF-86 (This form can be found at: http://www.opm.gov/forms/html/sf.asp.)
SF-50 Notification of Personnel Action (if current or previous
Federal employee)
DD-214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty
Please FAX your documents to the fax number that appears on the fax
cover sheets. You MUST fax each set of documents with its own cover
sheet in a separate transmission.
Example:
1. Dial the fax number.
2. Fax the SF-50 cover sheet along with the SF-50 document.
3. Finish. This constitutes ONE fax transmission. See the
faxing instructions on the Fax Cover Sheets. Your documents must be
faxed by 11:59 pm Eastern Time on the closing date.
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO FAX!
You are sending your documents to a high-volume scanning center and
you may encounter a busy signal. If that occurs, please re-fax your
documents.
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Wow, submitting an SF-86 is one thing, but to not allow for a PDF via email is a bit of a joke, especially in the year 2010! One way to weed out applicants, I guess. And do I understand it correctly when they say they will not PCS for your first duty station, this includes overseas? Think that would weed out all but the really serious candidates in and of itself!
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Originally posted by SemperFiVet View PostAnd do I understand it correctly when they say they will not PCS for your first duty station, this includes overseas? Think that would weed out all but the really serious candidates in and of itself!
I seriously doubt that a new agent's first duty station would be overseas. I'm no expert but I would guess that a first duty station more likely would be in a larger stateside field office.
I thought the "fax an SF86" thing was strange, too. I was able to email my documentation for the USPB, and the USSS took it right off USAJobs. Then I saw that, apparently you have to fax stuff for the FBI as well.Last edited by tanksoldier; 01-07-2010, 04:53 AM."I am a Soldier. I fight where I'm told and I win where I fight." -- GEN George S. Patton, Jr.
"With a brother on my left and a sister on my right, we face…. We face what no one should face. We face, so no one else would face. We are in the face of Death." -- Holli Peet
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Just out of curiosity, well I guess I'm asking so I don't have to re-fax, On the last page of the SF-86 there appears to be a section for a doctor to sign, It says for "practitioner use only". I remember for the Border patrol back in '06 I didn't have to go to the doctor to get the SF-86 and I can't find that section anywhere in my old 86.
Basically my question is, is this something that we need to have done before we fax the damn thing?
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Quick question. I just applied for the JAN 10 NCIS SA opening. I am not a current federal employee, but may become one during the hiring process (I am currently a contractor in the IC). If I get picked up, great. I can resign and move on (the government knows this, it is my current client). If I don't I will be in a better position to pick up solid experience for the next round of openings.
Is changing employers during the hiring process going to hose my application process at all?
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Originally posted by SemperFiVet View PostWow, submitting an SF-86 is one thing, but to not allow for a PDF via email is a bit of a joke, especially in the year 2010! One way to weed out applicants, I guess. And do I understand it correctly when they say they will not PCS for your first duty station, this includes overseas? Think that would weed out all but the really serious candidates in and of itself!Big Brother is watching
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Originally posted by tc05sti View Postis Greek a language they want?Doesn't take much effort to see where in the world NCIS offices are located: http://www.ncis.navy.mil/locations.asp. From that map, there is one (1) office in Greece, Souda Bay. Greek language skills might be helpful there, but out of all the foreign offices in this agency, Greek is probably bottom of the priorities for desired skillsets. Langauges from the Middle East, Far East, Spanish, French, and Russian are much more desirable, based on where we are and what we're involved in.
Originally posted by swolatxfer View Post
Is changing employers during the hiring process going to hose my application process at all?sigpic
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