What's the difference between an Active, Current or Expired security clearance?
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What's the difference between an Active, Current or Expired security clearance?
- 1. What do the terms “active,” “current” and “expired” security clearance mean?
- 2. Active Security Clearance Presently eligible for access to classified information
- 3. Current Security Clearance Eligible for access to classified information, but only with a reinstatement The reinstatement must occur within two years
- 4. Expired Security Clearance The clearance has not been used in more than two years and cannot be reinstated The individual must resubmit a clearance application and go through a new PSI
Notas do Editor
- An individual with an Active security clearance is presently eligible for access to classified information.
- A Current security clearance is one in which a candidate has been determined eligible for access to classified information but is not currently eligible without a reinstatement. Both Active and Current security clearances are easily transferred between employers.
- An “expired” clearance is one that has not been used in more than two years and cannot be reinstated. Once sponsored, the candidate must resubmit a security clearance application and go through a new Personnel Security Investigation (PSI) to have access. Individuals with expired security clearances cannot be considered for jobs that require active or current security clearances. The Facility Security Officer (FSO) is the person who can best answer questions about security clearance status.