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Gdelgado0220 any chance you can give a summmary of what your day to day is like? Is there a big graduation day? I'm still waiting for my background to clear, hoping to hear something soon. I'm super excited/anxious to know more about FLETC and what I possibly have to look forward to.
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Talonderiel thank you for the day to day summary! Good luck to you in training. Do you have any pointers as to what to how to prepare myself for FLETC? Hoping that I pass my background ofcourse, but this is the last phase I beleive till I hopefully get that call everyone cant wait to receive.
19-4 applied to DH and other than southern border announcement
eqip ✅
Fit test ✅
Medical ✅
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cstephensiv , the only thing you need to do is workout prior to getting here. Everything else is done or taught here. -
Talonderiel what class are u in? I’m also here in FLETC. Pm me if You’d like. -
DMC1988, I'm class 510. Show's you how much I hop on here.... spend most of my nights polishing boots and studying. :P
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Any FLETC Feb. 20th start dates?Comment
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So in the next few weeks I'm moving and I also had some changes since I filled out the background info.
Does anybody know how I can update said address and information? I'm still pending at 50% waiting on poly and the rest of the stuff, don't really have a point of contact.
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Your case manager info should be in Cass, click on the bell top left corner, any communication between you and them should be saved in there, [email protected] There email should be something like this, with a box number, if you don't see anything, you should go back to your email inbox and find their info from the first couple emails they sent you, Coderedpl
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@ 19-2 applicants for JFK just wondering if anyone has been scheduled for the polygraph exam.Comment
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DThomasNYPD Hi, do you mind telling me how long it took them to clear you of the NOPA after you sent your response? And who (or which email address) did you keep bugging until you got a response back? I received a NOPA in early december and sent my response a day after I received it. Hoping to get cleared by january. Thanks!Comment
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Anyone have any idea how long adjudication takes?Comment
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TsFost you only find out if your investigator tells you, there is nothing showing on Cass. I had to contact my investigator to find out the date he submitted.. He wasn't contacting me and tell me... He said he has 1 month from the day he received my package, do investigation, and submit the package... you still have investigator's num? give him a call....Last edited by V_AntCBP; 12-27-2019, 12:56 PM. -
I texted my investigator and just been crickets. No word on if my package has been submitted and awaiting adjudication. My recruiter at the local office in Jacksonville said I should hopefully hear something in January. Fingers crossed -
Background investigators arent supposed to/not allowed to communicate with the people they are investigating via text or email. cstephensiv -
wmcbride would a call be better ot just let the cards fall where they do?
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I wonder if their offices are closed for the holidays
cuz I haven't heard a peep from adjudication 
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I read on Federal Soup forum that the final adjudication cannot take longer than 20 business days. What prolongs the investigation process is the investigator finishing his investigation, the BI being sent to a 3rd party contractor to finish it.
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I think that's for secret clearance. CBP is a top secret clearance for some reason... so it takes longer with the single scope otherwise I'd be cleared by now with my current secret clearance with DHS
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Those folks working at LAX, what is the farest you have seen someone commute to LAX for work? I am planning to settle down in Granada Hills or Valencia. Any advise or experience commuting to LAX? Thanks.Comment
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Doesnt matter where you are, LA traffic sucks. I currently commute 60 miles each way and depending on the time of shift, it’ll determine if it will take an hour or more. There are people who live about 100 miles away, but they meet up with other people and carpool in. Many officers also drive hybrids/electric vehicles and take advantage of the CAV decal (riding in carpool lane solo by having a hybrid/electric vehicle)
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I understand we provide our own method of transportation and expenses to your Station on EOD date. My question is: Are they going to provide us with transportation to the fletc after signing all documents on station? And if so what method do they use for transportation to get us to the fletc?
Thank you for your time
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Depends on your duty station. More than likely, you’ll be flown in to one of three airports. Jacksonville or Savannah is there preference, but if for some reason it is cheaper to fly into Brunswick, then they will select this option. Brunswick is less than a 10 minute drive to FLETC. With the two other options, you will arrive to either airport and they have shuttle buses that take you to FLETC.
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Does OPR usually contact you by email for additional information or I’m I about to get hit with a NOPA??Comment
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