Hello there,
I posted here years ago about my experience with the willful, secretive, and somewhat arbitrary agency in Virginia that sent me a medical fail notice two years ago when the security investigation had already concluded - early 2023. The suitability denial stated it wasn’t a security clearance denial, so I was allowed to re-apply a year later.
Now, another defense contractor has just submitted me for the same role in a different program (not the program “acorn” but the same federal client’s program “cupcake,” lol). This program, though, does not have the previous one’s medical component - it’s been removed. Therefore, there is less of a likelihood to get shot down as arbitrarily as last time when the psychologist flunked me.
Does anyone happen to know if they will use the findings from the investigation that concluded two years ago, or if they will initiate a brand-new one? I.e., do they just supplement the previous investigation with the newest developments in my life (jobs, travel, etc.), or do they commence everything from scratch? Is the old investigation still usefully in-scope, or do they not care and initiate a new one from the bottom up?
Thanks ever so for any insights.