Security Clearance for Qualified and Unemployed

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   Name: Adnan Boz on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Yolanda Diaz on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Jill Wilker on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Matt Veatch on May 7, 2009

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   Name: James Mackey on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Alex Bereznyi on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Ken Barsky on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Anna Estremera on May 7, 2009

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   Name: Michael David on May 7, 2009

   Comments: This is wrong and needs to be added to the plan so that the best qualified have an equal opportunity

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    Name: Nitish Naharas on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Shashi Shetty on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Sarynette Sepulveda on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Rajesh Pamulapati on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Edward Peschko on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Ramon on May 7, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on May 8, 2009

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    Name: Marcy Escalante on May 8, 2009

    Comments: Please help Leilani Morgan, and others like her, help themselves. No one is asking for a handout, just a little help.

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    Name: Limary Rosario on May 11, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on May 11, 2009

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    Name: Tatiana Vydykhan on May 29, 2009

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    Name: Alan Ditmore on Jun 20, 2009

    Comments: Public Schools subsidise overpopulation and tax the childless.

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    Name: PJ Bayer on Jul 6, 2009

    Comments: With the economy the way it is right now, those of us with clearances often need this to have the time to find another cleared position within the industry. Way overdue.

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    Name: Thomas Messina on Jul 8, 2009

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    Name: Charles Sloope on Jul 12, 2009

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    Name: Brian Byers on Jul 14, 2009

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    Name: James Codling on Jul 24, 2009

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    Name: Piyush Khatri on Jul 27, 2009

    Comments: I am in a same situation and looking to get a security clearance. Thanks.

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    Name: Emanuel Hernandez on Jul 27, 2009

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    Name: Lauren Greenspon on Jul 28, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 28, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Jul 29, 2009

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    Name: Chelsea on Jul 31, 2009

    Comments: I served seven years in the Navy, and I separated honorably as a veteran. My security clearance expired after I was discharged, and I have not been able to get sponsored in order to get a new one.

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    Name: Lawrence Harrelson on Aug 31, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 13, 2009

    Comments: Yes - I fully agree with you. People who have lost their jobs are at disadvantage because if they do not have security clearance - they cannot apply for security clearance jobs. This is Catch-22

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 14, 2009

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    Name: Jarvis Waller on Oct 29, 2009

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    Name: Robert Saviy on Nov 4, 2009

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    Name: Luz on Nov 4, 2009

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    Name: Mark Dupuis on Nov 10, 2009

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    Name: Diane Stevens on May 16, 2010

    Comments: I too would be happy to pay to obtain a security clearance. I have never had one but I am also qualified to apply for many positions and feel discriminated against for not working for the "right" employer in the past. My father worked for the Pentagon so I was surrounded by this discipline and know what to except.

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    Name: Shamun Mahmud on May 25, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 26, 2010

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    Name: Anonymous on Dec 8, 2010

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    Name: Brandon Jarmon on Feb 9, 2011

    Comments: I am qualified for a lot of the jobs out there, but I can not find a job that will provide me with a clearance, they all want me to all ready have one. If they will not give me one and I can't pay for my own, how am I to get a clearance?

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    Name: Jeanvieve Warner on Feb 28, 2011

    Comments: As an Information Security Specialist, I'd like very much to be involved with government jobs that require a clearance. But I'm caught in the Catch-22 of not having that which is required for a job. I'd pay for it myself if I could just get the investigation done! This should be an option, and could only benefit the government in the short and long run. Heck, they could charge me an extra couple hundred for the sake of the economy and I'd pay it.

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    Name: J Steckling on Mar 1, 2011

    Comments: Yes, let's do everything we can to put Americans back to work! Assume that we ARE worth a call and can get clearance, not that we are somehow a risk and cannot.

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    Name: Melissa Kerslake on Mar 1, 2011

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    Name: Geofry S. Glenn on Mar 1, 2011

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    Name: Debby Hacking on Mar 1, 2011

    Comments: Especially infuriating in Colorado Springs where the only businesses hiring are the five military bases.

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