I’m not sure if this post fits here, but since it involves an active security clearance yall would know a lot more and me, I’d love any input!

I was wondering how does the fbi do the polygraph and background checks and do they go too deep into it?

Im still in my freshmen year in college fresh out of high-school and let's say I've said stuff, a lot of stuff with my friends online and stuff like that, does the fbi dig into it? And what makes people fail the polygraph the first time and how do they pass the 2nd time?

Did anyone hear back yet? They told me they would let me know by the end of August.

For anyone who has failed their FBI polygraph, did you appeal the results? What was the outcome of the appeal, and what was the timeframe for waiting for the agency to respond to the appeal?

Two questions:

Taking my test at a PSI exam center, they don’t have a number to speak to a human, currently have a certified paper copy of my license (temporary driving certificate with picture, barcodes, and signature) as I moved and they mail the plastic card. I have the old copy, same state but it has a hole punched in? Will they accept that or am I SOL?

Second question, the email says print this, bring it in along with your log in information? Is that just to the fbi portal? I haven’t received any testing center log in info so I want to be sure.

I heard theft was treated like a "gateway" crime according to the Bureau.

Hi all. Im posting here for the first time. Im in a country where the government through US assistance created a new special prosecution and new agency the National Beaurou of Investigation. Basicly NBI helps the special prosecution investigate corruption, organised crime and terrorism. The are open applications to the NBI but there is a 7 year mandatory term. Payment is good but im mostly afraid ill have to work with some non competent prosecutors or directors or compromised colleagues. What might some reasons not to join/bad job perks i should expect to make a decision? How is the job day to day? Is there overload, long hours etc? Thank you.

i want to be a forensic psychologist for courts, but someday work for the FBI as a forensic psychologist or victim specialist. i'm a sophomore and double majoring in psych and ccj, and trying to decide my minor between international studies or law. i'm going to get my masters and PhD in forensic psych and either get my bachelors and masters in international studies or go to law school. i also know sign language and am learning spanish and arabic.

i know it's difficult to get into the FBI at all, especially with a degree in things like ccj or psych, and especially to be a forensic psychologist, but along with all of my other languages and schooling would i be a good candidate?

So I've been struggling with hearing voices and now one of them is claiming to be apart of the FBI. I just have to inquire about whether or not there's some secret technology that can target one person. Anywhere no mater the miles/distance and talk to only that person to where no one else can hear them but that one person. Follow the one person anywhere and everywhere even when that one person doesn't have a phone on them. I've looked this up and have asked multiple people and the continuous is no and that its not even physically possible given physical distance obstacles in the way and the curvature of the earth.but I just need to ask please be nice. This has been extreme struggle for me. I have attempted to take my own life three times because of the voices harassment. Yes I am seeking medical treatment i have a therapist, a psychologist, I am receiving ECT treatment medication. I am doing everything in my power to combat this but nothing is working and I am becoming more and more confused. So I seriously need to know is there some sort of technology out there that could legitimately do this to someone.

Does anyone know if they are still conducting interviews? I know some who did their interviews late july to early august and wanted to know if possibly i still have a chance? And those who did their interview can u offer any advice to those who hope to apply in the future to make us better candidates.

Let me know im curious if the show is accurate 🤔

I am interested in applying for a job within the FBI in the next few years once I get my bachelors, by that point, i’ll have my degree and 4 years in the air force. Is there any sort of preference you get as far as what city you work out of? my top two would be Boston or NYC.

Hello, I am curious about the application process, onboarding process, and workload of the Financial Management Analyst series 0501.

I am a GS-09 with moderate risk clearance at another agency. I am considering applying as the role has promotion potential to be GS-11.

Based on my current experience and skills, I do see myself transitioning laterally into this role.

Main questions:

What was the application and onboarding process like? What was the timeline like and what was asked from you?

What are the daily and cyclical workloads like? Do you work independently as a part of a team or cohesively as a team? Is the standard workweek 40 hours M-F?

Was scheduled telework normal and is scheduled telework likely to return once the administration changes or does it depend on other factors such as approval, location, etc etc?

Is overtime available? My agency offers about 20 hours a week for 9 months of the year.

Thanks!

Can anyone share any inside details on this? I had my interview and got “accepted” into it. I understand this doesn’t really make you any different of an applicant or “special”. I also understand it doesn’t change your career, just can apply earlier. But outside of the applying to HRT earlier is there any real perks to it? Does it help with getting hired? I figured there was no downside to accepting the invitation to saying yes to this track. Any other details anyone can share outside of what’s In the detailed email and interview you get?

Please let me.know if you had experience of interrogation if u ever fear of walking in being in the same room as them to discuss the case?