grackfields420
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example for how you should kind of have your work/employment history set up so filling out the sf86 is easier when the time comes cuz this is what itll look like on the form:
oct 2010-jun 2013, Mcdonalds, 123 burger st, NY, NY 12345.
jun 2013-jun 2015, wendys, 234 frosty st, ny, ny, 12346.
jun 2015-oct 2015, unemployed.
oct 2015-mar 2020, google, 345 gucci st, silicon valley, ca, 23456.
mar 2020-present, unemployed.
your residence history should kind of look like that, if your residence from oct 2015-mar 2020 isn't in California well then they're gonna be like lol so how did you work at google. keep in mind you can put in comments for each entry to clarify or add additional info for them, especially if you forgot or don't remember where you worked at
for family you're gonna need their birthdays, place of births, current addresses. if you have a lot of siblings (including half/step) you need to list them all. if they were born in a diff country have a current address in the us, you will need proof that they are legal. itll ask you for their visa or green card or passport #. at least for the military, they didnt care if family was illegal. i put in a girl that got a top secret clearance but her parents were illegal as fuck, they didnt get deported or anything so that might be the case here as well. the only time where I can see this might be a problem is if you are Chinese, Iranian, Russian, etc. if you're Mexican or something like that its all good
if you dont have their current address, then put their last known address and in the comments put this is the last known address for my dad/mom/sibling cause we dont talk anymore. remember you can put stuff in the comments for stuff you dont know. they only ask for mom/dad (step, bio, in law), siblings (bio, step, half), your kids, no aunts uncles grandparents stuff like that
if you travel outside of the us a lot you will need the dates in the format i listed above and estimated dates for the last 7 years
so oct 2015-nov 2015, mexico, reason for travel: hookers no blow
dec 2019-feb 2020, france, tourism
feb 2020-apr 2020, italy, visit family.
oct 2010-jun 2013, Mcdonalds, 123 burger st, NY, NY 12345.
jun 2013-jun 2015, wendys, 234 frosty st, ny, ny, 12346.
jun 2015-oct 2015, unemployed.
oct 2015-mar 2020, google, 345 gucci st, silicon valley, ca, 23456.
mar 2020-present, unemployed.
your residence history should kind of look like that, if your residence from oct 2015-mar 2020 isn't in California well then they're gonna be like lol so how did you work at google. keep in mind you can put in comments for each entry to clarify or add additional info for them, especially if you forgot or don't remember where you worked at
for family you're gonna need their birthdays, place of births, current addresses. if you have a lot of siblings (including half/step) you need to list them all. if they were born in a diff country have a current address in the us, you will need proof that they are legal. itll ask you for their visa or green card or passport #. at least for the military, they didnt care if family was illegal. i put in a girl that got a top secret clearance but her parents were illegal as fuck, they didnt get deported or anything so that might be the case here as well. the only time where I can see this might be a problem is if you are Chinese, Iranian, Russian, etc. if you're Mexican or something like that its all good
if you dont have their current address, then put their last known address and in the comments put this is the last known address for my dad/mom/sibling cause we dont talk anymore. remember you can put stuff in the comments for stuff you dont know. they only ask for mom/dad (step, bio, in law), siblings (bio, step, half), your kids, no aunts uncles grandparents stuff like that
if you travel outside of the us a lot you will need the dates in the format i listed above and estimated dates for the last 7 years
so oct 2015-nov 2015, mexico, reason for travel: hookers no blow
dec 2019-feb 2020, france, tourism
feb 2020-apr 2020, italy, visit family.
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