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Do state and local police departments have access to sf 86 files or only federal agencies?
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Nope, only Federal and Military. But even then, it's not something agency X can "google" on their systems...have to request through the owning organization. Active clearances can be checked/verified through a mutual access system....but not the SF86 itself.
You can request a copy of your SF86 if you need it for your records. -
Its not something state and local have access to. Federal agencies also have to put requests in for them, its not something that is widely available at a whim.Comment
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All of the above is true, but the information ON the SF86 is often available elsewhere."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 PeetComment
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What, on the SF86, do you not want them to see?Comment
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I have nothing to hide just embarrassing family history on moms side.Comment
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To answer your question about relatives. If you have regular contact with foreign relatives you need to list them. That also pertains to U.S citizens whom you are related to who are living outside of the united states as well. Bottom line is if you are in contact regularly with people who live outside of the country it needs to be disclosed.Comment
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Thank you I appreciate it.Comment
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Yeah, this is not about what you think you can hide from a background investigator- that's the wrong attitude to have...Comment
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