opm breach gets permit? simple yes no or depends

echo6mike · Jul 20, 2016

TrappRd said:
Very Interested in the verbage as well. Qualified with TS, Contractor, Job Functions and the Letter from OPM

Dittoes - I'm tempted to put in for WCP, if it looks like I'd have decent odds of getting it...

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marylandmark · Jul 20, 2016

Rab1515 said:
This application resulted in the issuance of a essentially unrestricted permit (valid while working for the dod). I apologise for the redacting of most of the job description, but I did not want any chance of someone figuring out where this person worked. This was posted with permission from the permit holder.

http://s000.tinyupload.com/download.php?file_id=66508419323460139861&t=6650841932346013986167501

No worky for me, takes me to "fun donkey" ?

souprcampbell · Jul 21, 2016

marylandmark said:
No worky for me, takes me to "fun donkey" ?

Same here, no dice.

dblas · Jul 21, 2016

echo6mike said:
Dittoes - I'm tempted to put in for WCP, if it looks like I'd have decent odds of getting it...

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PM Sent.

Rhome3 · Jul 22, 2016

By the way, I've had people in the past ask me what to do if they lost their OPM breach letter. You can request a new one at https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity/faqs/ . Call the number

BeoBill · Jul 22, 2016

Rhome3 said:
By the way, I've had people in the past ask me what to do if they lost their OPM breach letter. You can request a new one at https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity/faqs/ . Call the number

You can request another notification letter by requesting it on line here:
https://www.opm.gov/cybersecurity/#Actions

Clicking the "Verify Online" button at the right gets you to the DMDC verification form. One of the reasons on the request form is "I misplaced my letter..."

Enjoy!

SCDoGo · Jul 23, 2016

photoracer said:
I wonder if NSA employees still get to keep a firearm in their cars while at work like they used to in MD.

They wouldn't be able to take it past the fenceline. Not sure about anywhere they have outside-fence parking.

Allen65 · Jul 23, 2016

The parking lots even outside the fenceline are on a military base. So all of the base Commander's policies and DoD regs apply.

BeoBill · Jul 23, 2016

Allen65 said:
The parking lots even outside the fenceline are on a military base. So all of the base Commander's policies and DoD regs apply.

So no?

poik01 · Jul 30, 2016

Dblas is correct.. My investigator stated just because OPM and me being retired Military will not get me a permit. I had to show that I was still active in the fight. I am intel and I do have a clearance, DoD contractor working for a three letter agency. Had interview 1 July, turned in company verification letter 5 July, got back from leave today 30 July and had my permit in the mail with restrictions. Restrictions "off duty hours while employed with (my companies name) (MD only). Not valid where firearms are prohibited by law.

dblas · Jul 31, 2016

poik01 said:
Dblas is correct.. My investigator stated just because OPM and me being retired Military will not get me a permit. I had to show that I was still active in the fight. I am intel and I do have a clearance, DoD contractor working for a three letter agency. Had interview 1 July, turned in company verification letter 5 July, got back from leave today 30 July and had my permit in the mail with restrictions. Restrictions "off duty hours while employed with (my companies name) (MD only). Not valid where firearms are prohibited by law.

Congrats on the new carry permit, glad we could help.

BeoBill · Jul 31, 2016

It's great to know "Freedom Fighters" are now able to defend themselves.

:thumbsup:

One step closer to Utah and NH. Or WV, for that matter...

kimmiann · Sep 19, 2016

Rab1515 said:
Depends. I have personal friends (read not some one on the internet) who have gotten a permit without going to hprb. I have a copy of the whole application packet if anyone is interested.

I would appreciate if you could assist me in applying for my CCW. I have my OPM breach letter and I am also disabled. Thanks!

randyho · Sep 4, 2017

Sorry for the necro-post but...

Allen65 said:
The parking lots even outside the fenceline are on a military base. So all of the base Commander's policies and DoD regs apply.

There are so many off-base. And there is ample parking outside the gate for those on-base.

K31 · Sep 4, 2017

mcbruzdzinski said:
I know several folks who have come dangerously close. Some just had spent cases/hulls in their vehicles on the parking lot.

Just when you thought .gov couldn't get more stupid...

Ideal Paradigm · Sep 4, 2017

Would having the following be enough to get a CCW permit?

1. Active duty.
2. TS Clearance.
3. Working in IT/Communications.
4. Personal information leaked in the OPM breach.

Is there more needed than this in order to get an MD CCW?

BeoBill · Sep 4, 2017

These days, who knows. You'll prolly be denied initially by the MSP and have to go through the appeal wickets to get to the HPRB. From there it could be favorable, depending on your "Apprehended Danger" tale spinning skills. But there are many resources here and on MSI's site to guide you along the path.

But like the saying goes: "Ya gottta play to win." Good luck!

Rab1515 · Sep 4, 2017

Ideal Paradigm said:
Would having the following be enough to get a CCW permit?

1. Active duty.
2. TS Clearance.
3. Working in IT/Communications.
4. Personal information leaked in the OPM breach.

Is there more needed than this in order to get an MD CCW?

Everything I have heard and read, some though my own experiences with MSP (BTW hi Moriarty) is that if you can reasonably articulate the threat, and have a TS, you should get a permit. Start with ODNI SEAD 3, takes a little digging to find it.
In my initial denial, MSP spent a page describing how my clearence put me at risk though my access, but then said quite literally in one sentence at the end "but he doesn't have a TS so the information must not be all that valuable." Though out the whole process MSP was fishing for a TS clearence.

Stoveman · Sep 4, 2017

Ideal Paradigm said:
Would having the following be enough to get a CCW permit?

1. Active duty.
2. TS Clearance.
3. Working in IT/Communications.
4. Personal information leaked in the OPM breach.

Is there more needed than this in order to get an MD CCW?

Rab1515 said:
Everything I have heard and read, some though my own experiences with MSP (BTW hi Moriarty) is that if you can reasonably articulate the threat, and have a TS, you should get a permit. Start with ODNI SEAD 3, takes a little digging to find it.
In my initial denial, MSP spent a page describing how my clearence put me at risk though my access, but then said quite literally in one sentence at the end "but he doesn't have a TS so the information must not be all that valuable." Though out the whole process MSP was fishing for a TS clearence.

Short answer: probably

Definitely worth budgeting the $$ necessary for training (if required), permit application fee + fingerprints.

And yes, Hello to the LD who read these threads as part of their daily duties.

Biggfoot44 · Sep 5, 2017

Barebones as outlined, maybe to probably.

The more * well articulated * details you can flesh that out , mo' better.

Any other reasons, even if inconsequencial in themselves , articulatly given , mo' better .

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