Last 5 years worked for a government agency. They were kind enough to put me through SC in 2017....
I've got the letter from BEIS (not who I worked for but I guess they were the overarching government department) stating that my SC is active until 2027.
Same client for all this time - accessing secure systems until I left on October 1st
So I left, got a new gig via a consultancy company at a government department. Role needed SC - yep no problem here's the letter etc.
The gov dept have come back and said no clearance found. All they can find is a dormant clearance from 2013 which is for a company I've never worked for! It looks very much like its someone else not me.
Despite explaining all of this, nope still can't find you're clearance.
Of course, the consultancy, despite believing me, are getting push back from their client. Obviously, I cant access systems I need to. Theres a very real danger of getting the boot here.
Anyone had this before? Anything I can do?
(there was an email address on the original BEIS letter but that person has left - tried that!)at
I've got the letter from BEIS (not who I worked for but I guess they were the overarching government department) stating that my SC is active until 2027.
Same client for all this time - accessing secure systems until I left on October 1st
So I left, got a new gig via a consultancy company at a government department. Role needed SC - yep no problem here's the letter etc.
The gov dept have come back and said no clearance found. All they can find is a dormant clearance from 2013 which is for a company I've never worked for! It looks very much like its someone else not me.
Despite explaining all of this, nope still can't find you're clearance.
Of course, the consultancy, despite believing me, are getting push back from their client. Obviously, I cant access systems I need to. Theres a very real danger of getting the boot here.
Anyone had this before? Anything I can do?
(there was an email address on the original BEIS letter but that person has left - tried that!)at
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