Hangout: USNA Induction Day / I-Day Class of 2028: Thursday 27 June 2024

Muddydog said:
I think you’re good. I think instructions said it was preferred to have it mailed in by the agency, but uploading to the portal yourself is also acceptabl
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ATLIronman said:
Thankfully, our county police HQ and our local City police HQ were able to do this while we waited. We explained the reason for the request and had the first page of the .pdf for them to review. They did ask for my DS's passport, which we had ready. Go Navy, beat Army!
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So we are reading this correctly about the police record check? DS has to go to city and county police and have them fill out the forms separately and mail them in. Just the city police won't suffice?
 
Butter Cup said:
The ABS questionnaire is not loaded yet. There are a slew of 2028 parents on the USNA BLB 2028 Facebook page. We are all helping each other out with questions and answers. Many of us have done this all before. You might want to join the page. It's very helpful. Start going through the PTR b/c it take awhile to complete it all. For example the Security Clearance "cheat sheet" the plebe needs to work through is over a 100 pages. The plebes need to submit information for their clearance and this "cheat sheet" they will bring in with them so they can have info they may not normally know (for example your neighbor's address and phone number from a house you lived in 5 years ago, or a passport #, work numbers etc.). Anyway, all the links are available on the PTR page within USNA.edu. Slowly go through it...checking off completed forms as you go. Have two folders going, one for forms to bring on IDay and one for forms you will mail for a May 15th USNA delivery.
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Can you post the link for this form please??
 
an654 said:
So we are reading this correctly about the police record check? DS has to go to city and county police and have them fill out the forms separately and mail them in. Just the city police won't suffice?
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The instructions asked for you to consider what jurisdictions you may be subject to and gave a few examples. It probably varies depending on where you live. DS took forms to his school resource officer, the city police dept and the county sheriff’s office. He provided them with the form, a copy of the instructions and a self addressed stamped envelope for mailing.
 
Muddydog said:
The instructions asked for you to consider what jurisdictions you may be subject to and gave a few examples. It probably varies depending on where you live. DS took forms to his school resource officer, the city police dept and the county sheriff’s office. He provided them with the form, a copy of the instructions and a self addressed stamped envelope for mailing.
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Last year our DD had to call around before she found the county police would do it. However, they would not mail it, even with a preaddressed envelope and postage. So she scanned it and sent it back to the USNA and additionally attached the pdf version to an email to her USNA admissions contact explaining why it was not mailed.
 
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