Security clearance evaluations/determinations must assure that access to classified information for a specific individual is "clearly consistent with the interests of national security." Under the adjudicative guidelines, "any doubt as to whether access to classified information is clearly consistent with national security will be resolved in favor of the national security." When making such a determination, DS must consider all available information, both positive and negative. See similar questions...

NO. In order to obtain a TOP SECRET clearance, one must hold NO dual citizenships, but must be a citizen of the U.S. only. See similar questions...

Many factors could affect, but not necessarily preclude, obtaining a security clearance. Factors include, but are not limited to: illegal or improper drug use, criminal conduct, dual citizenship, foreign monetary interests, involvement in activities or organizations that unlawfully practice or advocate the overthrow or alteration of the United States government by unconstitutional means, and a history of not meeting financial obligations. See similar questions...

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Unlike permanent resident status, the status afforded by Canadian citizenship, legally obtained, is not affected by the principle of "use it or lose it". See similar questions...

You may apply for Canadian citizenship after you have been physically present in Canada for 3 years out of 4 years prior to your application. As Canada recognizes dual-citizenship you may be able to retain the citizenship of your homeland. See similar questions...

Dual or multiple citizenship is a situation where a person is simultaneously considered a citizen of two or more countries or states, by reason of the difference in citizenship laws of these countries. The most common example is where a child of parents who are citizens of a country(like the Philippines) which follows the citizenship rule of Jus Sanguinis(blood principle) is born in a country(like the US) which follows the principle of Jus Soli(soil principle). See similar questions...

It is new here and there are many problems. You will just have to cope with it or do it in the USA. I have no idea of cost, if any. You came to the right place. If you join the RAO Subic or any of our satellites just show your military ID card to join and you are on the list for FPO mail. Remember: it is a "MAO" or mailing address only. No packages allowed!! Your passports no longer have any bearing on travel since you are now Americans. You can enter the country for 21 days on your passports. See similar questions...

We suggest you visit the "Dual Citizenship" section of the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website. It can provide you with information about who to contact, as well as an informative brochure. See similar questions...

You cannot independently apply for an investigation or security clearance. Clearances are based on investigations requested by Federal agencies, appropriate to specific positions and their duties. Until you are offered such a position, the government will not request or pay for an investigation for a clearance. See similar questions...

Unlike permanent residents, Canadian citizens are allowed to be absent from Canada for extended periods of time without any risk of losing their status. Except in rare cases, Canadian citizens cannot be deported from Canada. Time spent legally in Canada prior to becoming a permanent resident may be counted towards the calculation of the 1095 days required to qualify for Canadian Citizenship. See similar questions...

Citizenship and Immigration Canada's website provides up-to-date information on citizenship and proof of citizenship issues. You can learn about how to apply for Canadian citizenship and find useful information about becoming a Canadian Citizen. The FAQ section of the site is a good resource. See similar questions...

If you are residing in the Philippines, file a written petition at the Bureau of Immigration (BI) for the cancellation of your alien certificate of registration and issuance of an identification certificate evidencing that you are a Filipino citizen. For those living abroad, apply at the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate. Approval of petition usually takes only about 2 weeks. See similar questions...

The following is a copy of a fact sheet obtained from the Italian Consulate in Los Angeles in August, 1994. See similar questions...

Applicants who are successful in the Oral Assessment will be asked to submit forms for the Top Secret security clearance required for appointment to the Foreign Service. The clearance process investigates the candidate's background and, prior to issuing a security clearance, considers such factors as: registration for the Selective Service; failure to repay a U.S. See similar questions...