That’s good to know…do we know how many reps there are? One might be able to math out approximate timeframe knowing that 19 number, the letters she’s assigned, and approximately how many applicants there are.
Yeah, I don't know about him because based on the info I was given, he wouldn't have SV.
I’m surprised the hard cap is that low also, I figured maybe 1 a day with how we are all spread out across the US.
The reason is they can only send 300 CILs per month collectively between all reps, and because the experienced bid were recently given TOLs, the 300 CILs is divided in half, so 150 CILs go to new hires and 150 CILs go to experienced hires. If there are about 8 HR reps, then 150/8 = 19 CILs per rep per month for each bid to not overload medical and security.
So with the FAA’s plan to hire ~1020 new controllers this fiscal year, you should in theory wait no longer than 3-3.5 months for your CIL….in theory, lol.
No I haven’t either.
Just be patient. I know the anxiety is horrible. Our time will come, I promise.
jeez, that was lightning fast for security clearance. Do you already work at a govt job?
There's other people that they're hiring, like the 2020 bid and the previous exp bid.
How did you figure it which letters SV is responsible for? I've been seeing people get their CILs here and even finish that process so I asked her for an update and got an ambiguous answer. My last name starts with Mo so...I guess it'll be a while for me.
SV told me over the phone a few weeks ago.
Maybe she prefers phone calls? The emails I've gotten haven't been informative. Anyway, thanks for letting me know.
Yes to mailing in two copies. No need for 2 separate trips. Just ask for 2 copies of your fingerprints when you get them done.
Depends on your security contact. I got everything all at once, code included, with an order of steps to take.
