Clearance letter format

onedash · Dec 19, 2019

I just talked to my investigator again and she said to get the word out that we should not be checking assumed risk (judges, cops etc) and we should select personal protection. I was her first portal application but second submission because I took longer to get my letter.

Kharn · Dec 19, 2019

But there's now a category on the portal for federal employee/contractor instead of personal protection or assumed risk?

ST19AG_WGreymon · Dec 19, 2019

Permit in hand today!

10/23- Application submitted
10/28- Application accepted
12/12- Interview completed
12/16- Disposition e-mail received. Changed from Assumed Risk to Personal Protection, valid while employed with the DoD.
12/19- Permit in hand.

I am donating money to MSI for Xmas.

Thunder239 · Dec 19, 2019

ST19AG_WGreymon said:
Permit in hand today!

10/23- Application submitted
10/28- Application accepted
12/12- Interview completed
12/16- Disposition e-mail received. Changed from Assumed Risk to Personal Protection, valid while employed with the DoD.
12/19- Permit in hand.

I am donating money to MSI for Xmas.

Congratulations! Now to Pa for a non Resident permit! Same restriction on mine, just a different agency.

Kharn · Dec 20, 2019

Does the portal change from "assigned to investigator" to any other status (at licensing division?) before the disposition email arrives?

onedash · Dec 20, 2019

Kharn said:
Does the portal change from "assigned to investigator" to any other status (at licensing division?) before the disposition email arrives?

my current status is assigned to investigator. I have done my interview and sent her my clearance letter. she submitted my application. I assume I should see a change in status really soon.

Thunder239 · Dec 20, 2019

Kharn said:
Does the portal change from "assigned to investigator" to any other status (at licensing division?) before the disposition email arrives?

Mine did not change. The only notification emails I had were that the application was received, then accepted and there was no change to the portal. The next email message and portal update was the final disposition.

onedash · Dec 23, 2019

Just got an email this morning about final disposition. Logged in to portal. Status-APPROVED. woohooo.

Kharn · Dec 31, 2019

Approved less than 24 hours after submitting a doctor's note.
Now lets see how how quickly the card gets here.

And to tell all my buddies at work to get on their applications.

Thunder239 · Jan 1, 2020

Kharn said:
Approved less than 24 hours after submitting a doctor's note.
Now lets see how how quickly the card gets here.

And to tell all my buddies at work to get on their applications.

Congratulations and Happy NEW Year!

Naptown34 · Jan 1, 2020

Bump...to do this.

Surt · Jan 1, 2020

Kharn said:
Approved less than 24 hours after submitting a doctor's note.
Now lets see how how quickly the card gets here.

And to tell all my buddies at work to get on their applications.

Congrats! I was emailed on a Monday morning that mine had been assigned a disposition and the portal said approved. It showed up in the mail on Wednesday. I hope yours is as quick.

Naptown34 · Jan 2, 2020

Where do I get a copy of an (or my) OPM breach letter, it’s been a while?...

PowPow · Jan 2, 2020

Naptown34 said:
Where do I get a copy of an (or my) OPM breach letter, it’s been a while?...

A quick web search reveals:

https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity/#Actions

Thunder239 · Jan 2, 2020

PowPow said:
A quick web search reveals:

https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity/#Actions

I don’t know how much weight the OPM letter contributed...seems more focused on your clearance verification. Just make sure your verification has the bullet points previously posted in this thread.

Kharn · Jan 4, 2020

My investigator said to not bother with the OPM letter, only the clearance verification letter matters.

SonOfAHut · Jan 6, 2020

All,

Does anyone know if this G&S has worked for a non-resident who visits family or has to pass through the state?

Surt · Jan 6, 2020

No idea here. Everyone I know and am helping get their permit resides within Maryland. I do have a coworker that lives in VA but works in MD and has a clearance requiring daily access to classified information that I'm trying to talk into applying, but they still have yet to even open an account on the portal.

BeoBill · Jan 6, 2020

SonOfAHut said:
All,

Does anyone know if this G&S has worked for a non-resident who visits family or has to pass through the state?

State pass through is protected under FOPA.

There is no such thing as a Maryland non-resident license. I recall an HPRB case (ultimately denied) for a really heart-rending nonresident who wanted to visit his mom a few years ago. Back when there was a functioning HPRB. Good times...

Kharn · Jan 6, 2020

BeoBill said:
State pass through is protected under FOPA.

There is no such thing as a Maryland non-resident license. I recall an HPRB case (ultimately denied) for a really heart-rending nonresident who wanted to visit his mom a few years ago. Back when there was a functioning HPRB. Good times...

There's no difference between resident and non-resident licenses, everyone gets the same. Just getting MSP to believe you have sufficient G&S reason for the permit is a different matter. A TS-cleared employee who lives in PA and drives to work at a contractor's facility in MD would probably be the best test case.

The contractor's facility would be important, then there would not be any stickiness about being able to secure a firearm in the vehicle during the work day, vs the issues federal property brings.

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