It really doesn't.

DoD does all investigations.

So the shit is standardized.

Yes, but the standards are different depending on which agency you're working with

Not really...

okay lets google

Public trust is public trust.

Sure.

I'm pretty sure you're wrong and it's almost exactly the same, it's just each agency can have it's own ectra standards sprinkled on top

If you have a secret in the military and get out and go work for the FBI, you do not need to rescreen.

yeah, for excepted service you do.

Lol. No.

Excepted service isn't the FBI

I suppose it could be

Does the level change?

Because then you obviously need to rescreen.

can you get a CAC on your PIV withouth doing it again?

AFAIK, no

Wat...

PebCAC

You are not using those acronyms correctly.

It's not my fault you don't know that not all PIVs are CACs but all CACs are PIVs

I do know that...

But the only thing my CAC goes "on" is my lanyard.

I. myself, has a PIVCat

You have GRIDS, tbh.

Lol.

Cardimom got GRIDS on his CAC.

Gotta use protection on your CAC, tbh.

Never let strangers handle your CAC.

🤣

PIV**Cat** was good

you're just mad you didn't think of it

Maybe a little...

But my two mental states are basically angry and sleeping.

So it's hardly an accomplishment.

I got interviewed as a character witness for someone's background check. I think it was for a secret clearance.

The interviewer asked if there was anything that wasn't covered in the interview that they thought I should know, so I said that she really likes anime. Sadly, the joke fell flat because the interviewer didn't know what anime was.

>she

Imagine helping a woman get a job outside of the home...

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Surely you of all people know that the security clearance comes long after getting the job.