Will this charge cost you your clearance?
How your charge affects security clearance status, adjudication guidelines, and reporting obligations.
A security clearance represents $100,000-300,000 in annual income. Self-reporting obligations mean that failure to report can be a bigger problem than the charge itself. The adjudicative guidelines have specific mitigating conditions — knowing which ones apply is the difference between keeping and losing the clearance. $147 to know what to report and when.
What You Get
- Clearance risk level assessment
- Self-reporting obligations under SEAD 3 and EO 12968
- Adjudicative guidelines analysis for your charge type
- Historical outcomes from DOHA decisions
- Timeline and process for clearance review
- Questions for your attorney about clearance preservation
Sample insight from a real report:
"Under SEAD 3, cleared individuals must self-report any arrest within 24 hours to their security officer. Failure to report is itself a security concern that can trigger an independent investigation — separate from and in addition to whatever happens with the underlying charge."
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Get Your Security Clearance Impact Analysis — $147This report provides legal INFORMATION — not legal ADVICE. Your attorney remains the final authority on strategy decisions.