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It is an offer from Vendor but i will be supporting network of their client. Its client who want me to be SC cleared. -
There is nothing preventing them from putting you forward and sponsoring your clearance. You will be asked a number of questions and have to give personal references in this country.Originally posted by Bracknell View PostIt is offer from Vendor but i will supporting network of their client. Its client who want me to be SC cleared.
I would suggest that your chances are remote, but I guess that I have about as much chance of obtaining clearance in your wife's mother-country, considering that my status as a Dead-Sea Pedestrian renders me eligible, if not desirable...?
BTW - you will need to spell a bit better on your application.
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I'd say forget it - while SC is supposed to be quite a quick turnaround nowadays, I doubt it would be for a non-BC with wife from a country we don't like....Originally posted by Bracknell View PostIt is an offer from Vendor but i will be supporting network of their client. Its client who want me to be SC cleared.Comment
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If the vendor is willing (and able) to sponsor you for clearance then that is their call to make. The same limitation will apply, you have to have been resident in the UK for a suitable period and the clearance people need to be able to make effective checks on your background in order to approve your clearance.Originally posted by Bracknell View PostIt is an offer from Vendor but i will be supporting network of their client. Its client who want me to be SC cleared.
It's not just your criminal record they will check, but your financial history, your immediate families history and a number of other factors.
The thing to remember when you fill in the forms is that they probably already know the answers and are checking your honesty. If your answers differ to what they know or they can't independently confirm the information given, because you weren't t resident in the UK for example, you will not be given clearance."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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