I’ve applied for a Public Trust investigation (a civilian agency) through my company. However, after a few months I had a change of plans and recently resigned from the company. When resigning, I asked my company security rep to cancel the investigation. He told me he notified the agency contracting officer who is supposed to track the status of the investigation. However, I got a sense from him that there was no good visibility into the cancellation process, and it was possible the investigation could continue running for some time. I did not like that idea, since I specifically did not want my private records to stay active in their system (NBIS), nor my contacts getting called, while I no longer have a need for any of that.
So, I logged on back to NBIS thinking I can see the status of my submission and communicate with an adjudicator, but to my surprise I see absolutely nothing there. My application that I had submitted earlier has disappeared. Why is that?? If I am the one who filled in the forms in NBIS, shouldn’t I be able to recall it/request cancellation directly, without relying on the agency contracting officer? Is there any way to do that?