H2Opolodude
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- Jan 28, 2012
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Hi all.
With regards to Section 16 of our SF-86 Security Clearance form (paraphrased):
"Provide three people you know well...who are collectively aware of your activities outside of school, the workplace, etc., and whose combined association with you covers at least the last 7 years."
I'm having a hard time thinking of people I've known for that long, who aren't related to me. Most of my friends in high school were people who I had not previously known, and now that I'm in college I'm not really in contact with my high school friends as much anymore. Would it be best to just use a couple family friends who I don't necessarily speak to regularly, but who my parents have kept in contact with my whole life? Or could I use a friend who I've known for almost 7 years, but not quite, and who has not necessarily been "collectively aware" of my activities since we go to separate schools now?
Thanks.
With regards to Section 16 of our SF-86 Security Clearance form (paraphrased):
"Provide three people you know well...who are collectively aware of your activities outside of school, the workplace, etc., and whose combined association with you covers at least the last 7 years."
I'm having a hard time thinking of people I've known for that long, who aren't related to me. Most of my friends in high school were people who I had not previously known, and now that I'm in college I'm not really in contact with my high school friends as much anymore. Would it be best to just use a couple family friends who I don't necessarily speak to regularly, but who my parents have kept in contact with my whole life? Or could I use a friend who I've known for almost 7 years, but not quite, and who has not necessarily been "collectively aware" of my activities since we go to separate schools now?
Thanks.