# Financial Issues Top DOHA Clearance Denials in 2020

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> [@ntotoro](#):
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> If you can accurately document what the cause is and that you’re actively doing something about it, you’ll go a long way toward proving viability.

I think you are correct about that but in the new era of CE, would any issues on the credit report trigger an investigation? A suspension? I’m talking about someone who is already cleared who has been enrolled in Continuous Evaluation, not someone being investigated for the first time.

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