Anyone else apply for the IRS Special Agent position that closed about a week ago? Let’s keep a thread for updates, questions, etc.
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Applied after the amendment of the announcement. From all the agencies with a 1811 component, IRS CI is the best fit for me.
I did OK on the SA Assessment… I’ve never done enforcement work, and I wish I had answered differently in some of the situational questions. I’m hopeful that I’ll make it to the proctored exam phase.
Timeline so far:- Application Received: 08/09/2021
- Phase 2 Email: 08/13/2021, Job Simulation / SA Assessment Complete
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Applied 07/06
Completed and passed phase 2 08/06
Waiting to hear back to continue to phase 3.
Anyone know of a study guide for this exam? Only thing Ive seen is that there isnt one. Any insight anyone? Thanks!
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VT2k15 - how long was the gap between the Phase 2 completion and results?
Couldn’t find any helpful resources on the SA KASE exam either. I wonder if it’s anything like the Revenue Officer non-proctored exam.
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VT2k15 were you an accounting major? There is a lot of math/accounting/logical reasoning as well as a written portion on it.
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What's up everyone! I also applied to the last posting on on 7/21/21. This is my second time applying hoping for better results this time.
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Anyone have any information on the medical exam, specifically on uncorrected vision? I have 20/20 corrected vision but my uncorrected is probably worse than 20/200. Are they willing to grant a waiver for uncorrected?
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I'm not sure about the IRS, but I know other agencies probably don't do waivers; specifically the DEA when I asked the recruiter.
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For the medical exam, you'll go through the series of tests. I can't remember if at the end of the exam or a few weeks later, you'll get notified if you need follow-ups for anything to get a waiver. I know a few agents that got waivers for eyesight.
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Received notification that I passed phase 2. I have a degree in accounting, so I’m sure that I’ll get the authorization to sit for the SA KaSE (phase 3).
I’m anxious… I felt ok taking the SAEE and surprisingly failed even with study time.
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Didn’t you apply for the position? A lot of the information you stated is incorrect. I suggest you do your research before you talk.
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1. GS-9 with LEAP and Locality was a match for my private sector pay in Big 4 Accounting, and regardless, you'd only be GS-9 for a year. And six months of that would be you at the academy learning how to do the job. If GS-9 is too much of a pay cut for you, well, that sucks, but that's an issue almost everyone taking an 1811 position has to face.
2. LEAP starts on the first day of the job. The difference being is it's IRS-CI policy that instead of getting paid just for
sitting around on the couch with the government phone like other agencies, every IRS-CI agent works their LEAP.
3. FBI starts you at GS 10, then you're at 11 and 12 for 2 years each before your 13. Almost all 1811 agencies hire at GS-7/9 other than FBI. Does GS-10 pay more than GS-9? Sure. Is that enough to pick one agency over another? Up to you and your situation.Last edited by cdubya; 09-07-2021, 10:13 AM.
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There isn’t a study guide online that I’m aware of. That said, where is everyone in the application process?
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Originally posted by Hockeysticks View PostThere isn’t a study guide online that I’m aware of. That said, where is everyone in the application process?
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