November 2008, Version 6.0 Revised by the JPAS

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JCAVS User Guide, Version 6.0
November 2008
November 2008, Version 6.0
Revised by the JPAS Industry Team
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Introduction
The Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) represents a major technological leap for Department of
Defense (DOD) security professionals worldwide. It is a DOD system that uses the internet to connect
security personnel around the world with a database managed by DOD Central Adjudication Facilities
(CAFs).
The National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) paragraph 2-200.b. states that:
“When the CSA [Cognizant Security Agency] has designated a database as the system of
record for contractor eligibility and access, the contractor shall be responsible for
annotating and maintaining the accuracy of their employees’ access records. Procedures
Governing Use of JPAS by Cleared Contractors can be found at Appendix J. The
Department of Defense (DOD), acting as a CSA, has designated the Joint Personnel
Adjudication System (JPAS) as the DOD system of record for contractor eligibility and
access.
This “How-To Book” provides detailed instructions on the use of the JCAVS. It is an instructional tool
only and is not meant to dictate policy. Future enhancements will be announced on the JPAS website at
http://www.dss.mil
JPAS is the DOD personnel security migration system for:
1. The virtual consolidation of the DOD CAFs
2. Use by non-SCI security program managers and Special Security Officers
3. Special Access Program (SAP) program managers
4. DOD contractor security officers
5. Providing a centralized database with centralized computer processing and application programs
for standardized DOD personnel security processes.
JPAS provides "real-time" information regarding eligibility, access, and investigative status to authorized
DOD security personnel and other interfacing organizations, such as Defense Security Service, Defense
Manpower Data Center, Defense Civilian Personnel Management System, Office of Personnel
Management, and Air Force Personnel Center.
JPAS is comprised of two major sub systems, the Joint Clearance and Access Verification System
(JCAVS) and the Joint Adjudication Management System (JAMS).
JCAVS + JAMS = JPAS
JAMS provides the CAFs with a single information system to assist in the adjudication process and
standardizes core DOD adjudication processes. JAMS is used by adjudicators to record eligibility
determinations and command access decisions, and promotes reciprocity between the DOD CAFs.
JCAVS provides security personnel the ability to update eligibility and access information in real time to
ensure that the most current personnel security information is available throughout DOD. JCAVS
promotes interoperability/interconnectivity with the following information systems:
¾ Defense Security Service (DSS)
¾ Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
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¾ Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS)
¾ Defense Civilian Personnel Management System (DCPMS)
¾ Air Force Personnel Center (AFPC)
¾ DOD CRIM/IG (investigative data)
¾ Defense Finance Accounting System (DFAS)
The advent of JPAS creates the necessity for a change in our current terminology. The term “personnel
security clearance” will now become “eligibility” and “access.” It will remain the government’s
responsibility to issue eligibility to an individual, but the security officer will be charged with assigning
the individual’s access level within JCAVS.
JCAVS access requirements:
- As a minimum, the system will allow access with an interim secret eligibility and an open
investigation.
JCAVS employs “User Levels” to control functionality and user access. Below is a synopsis of the User
Levels, and their respective functionality:
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LEVEL 2 - SCI security personnel at unified command, DOD agency, military department or major
command/equivalent headquarters. For industry, usually the Chief Security Officer at the corporate
level, Special Security Officer (SSO or CSSO). Provides Read and Write Access. Requires SSBI,
with Director of Central Intelligence Directive (DCID 6/4) eligibility and access.
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LEVEL 3 - SCI security personnel subordinate to Level 2 at a particular geographic location
(installation, base, post, naval vessel or facility). Provides Read and Write Access. Requires an
SSBI, with DCID eligibility and access.
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LEVEL 4 - Non-SCI security personnel at unified command, DOD agency, military department or
major command/equivalent headquarters. For industry, Corporate FSOs (collateral). Provides Read
and Write Access. A NACLC or ANACI is required.
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LEVEL 5 - Non-SCI security personnel subordinate to Level 4 at a particular geographic location
(installation, base, post, and naval vessel). For industry Company FSOs/Managers (collateral).
Provides Read and Write Access. A NACLC or ANACI is required.
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LEVEL 6 - Unit security manager (additional duty) responsible for security functions as determined
by responsible senior security official. For industry, Unit Security Managers / Visitor Control.
Provides Read and Write Access. A NACLC or ANACI is required.
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LEVEL 7 - Non-SCI Entry control personnel. Individuals who grant access to installations,
buildings, etc. For industry, lobby receptionists, security entry point personnel (collateral). Provides
Read Only Access. A NACLC or ANACI is required.
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LEVEL 8 - SCI Entry control personnel. Individuals who grant access to Sensitive Compartmented
Information Facility (SCIF) installations, buildings, etc. For industry, lobby receptionist, security
entry point (SCI). Provides Read Only Access. An SSBI, with DCID eligibility is required.
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LEVEL 10 - Visitor Management. Level 10 users will have the same view of the JCAVS Person
Summary as a JCAVS Level 7 User. Level 10 will receive Visit Notifications when their Security
Management Office (SMO) is being notified of a visit. A Level 10 User may not be an Account
Manager, create or delete an account at any level. A NACLC or ANACI is required.
LEVEL 11 – For DSS Industrial Security Representatives only.
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The Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................................................II
SECTION 1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.5.1
1.5.2
1.6
1.6.1
ESTABLISHING A JPAS ACCOUNT ...............................................................................................................1
LOGGING INTO JPAS ...................................................................................................................................1
CREATING A PERMANENT PASSWORD .........................................................................................................4
CHOOSING A CATEGORY/LEVEL ..................................................................................................................4
JCAVS WELCOME SCREEN AND MAIN MENU ............................................................................................5
Welcome Screen.....................................................................................................................................5
Main Menu.............................................................................................................................................6
OFFICE INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................6
Entering Office Information...................................................................................................................6
SECTION 2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.4.1
2.4.2
2.4.3
2.5
2.6
2.7
THE BASICS..................................................................................................................................8
WHAT DOES ELIGIBILITY MEAN? ...............................................................................................................8
WHAT DOES ACCESS MEAN?.......................................................................................................................9
WHAT IS A SECURITY MANAGEMENT OFFICE?............................................................................................9
ESTABLISHING A PERSONNEL SECURITY MANAGEMENT NET (PSM NET) ................................................10
Adding by Organization.......................................................................................................................10
Adding by Social Security Number ......................................................................................................13
Adding by “In/Out Process” link.........................................................................................................14
HOW TO LOOKUP A RECORD .....................................................................................................................14
HOW TO ADD A RECORD ...........................................................................................................................16
HOW TO MODIFY PERSONAL INFORMATION DATA....................................................................................18
SECTION 3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
GETTING STARTED ...................................................................................................................1
MAINTAINING YOUR PSM NET/SMO .................................................................................19
HOW TO ADD A PERSON CATEGORY .........................................................................................................19
DELETING A PERSON CATEGORY TAB .......................................................................................................21
HOW TO MODIFY A CATEGORY .................................................................................................................22
HOW TO IN-PROCESS .................................................................................................................................25
HOW TO INDOCTRINATE ............................................................................................................................26
NON-SCI INDOCTRINATION.......................................................................................................................26
SCI INDOCTRINATION ...............................................................................................................................29
VERIFYING NDAS......................................................................................................................................31
ORAL ATTESTATIONS ................................................................................................................................31
WHAT IS LOSS OF JURISDICTION?..............................................................................................................33
RECIPROCITY.............................................................................................................................................33
SECTION 4
REMOVING PERSONNEL FROM YOUR SMO ...................................................................34
4.1
HOW TO DEBRIEF ......................................................................................................................................34
4.1.1
Debrief Non-SCI Accesses ...................................................................................................................34
4.1.2
Debrief SCI Accesses ...........................................................................................................................36
4.2
HOW AND WHEN TO SEPARATE .................................................................................................................37
4.3
HOW TO OUT-PROCESS .............................................................................................................................38
4.3.1
Person Summary Method.....................................................................................................................38
4.3.2
PSM Net Method..................................................................................................................................40
SECTION 5
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
MASS PERSONNEL MODULE ................................................................................................41
INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................................................41
MASS PERSONNEL CHANGES SCREEN DESCRIPTION .................................................................................41
INSTRUCTIONS (SEPARATION ONLY).........................................................................................................42
INSTRUCTIONS (SEPARATION AND TRANSFER – MFO)..............................................................................45
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5.6
INSTRUCTIONS (SEPARATION AND TRANSFER – NON MFO) .....................................................................49
INSTRUCTIONS (TRANSFER ONLY – NON MFO) ........................................................................................54
SECTION 6
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
REQUEST TO RESEARCH/UPGRADE ELIGIBILITY .......................................................77
WHAT IS AN RRU USED FOR?....................................................................................................................77
HOW TO GENERATE AN RRU ....................................................................................................................77
SECTION 9
9.1
INVESTIGATION REQUESTS.................................................................................................65
NISPOM PROCEDURES FOR COMPLETING THE SF86 ................................................................................65
SF86 RETENTION ......................................................................................................................................65
FINGERPRINT CARDS .................................................................................................................................65
Where do Fingerprint Cards Go?........................................................................................................66
ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTING - SECURE WEB FINGERPRINT TRANSMISSION (SWFT) .............................66
HOW TO INITIATE AN INVESTIGATION REQUEST........................................................................................67
REVIEWING THE PSQ ................................................................................................................................71
E-QIP TIMELINE .......................................................................................................................................72
ATTACHING SIGNATURE PAGES ................................................................................................................72
SUBMITTING PSQ TO DISCO ....................................................................................................................74
DOD Organizations Only Processes ...................................................................................................75
Industry and DOD Organizations Processes.......................................................................................76
SECTION 8
8.1
8.2
VISIT NOTIFICATIONS ...........................................................................................................60
DETERMINING NEED-TO-KNOW ................................................................................................................60
CREATING OUTGOING VISITS ....................................................................................................................60
MODIFYING AN EXISTING OUTGOING VISIT ..............................................................................................62
CANCELING AN EXISTING OUTGOING VISIT ..............................................................................................63
VIEWING INCOMING VISITS .......................................................................................................................63
SECTION 7
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.3.1
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.8
7.9
7.9.1
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ADVERSE INFORMATION/INCIDENT REPORTS .............................................................79
INCIDENT REPORT NOTIFICATIONS VIA JPAS............................................................................................80
SECTION 10 NOTIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................81
10.1
NOTIFICATIONS LINK DEFINITIONS ...........................................................................................................82
SECTION 11 HOW TO GENERATE A REPORT..........................................................................................85
SECTION 12 SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE INDEX .......................................................................................88
SECTION 13 HOW TO SUBMIT A TEST PROBLEM REPORTS (TPRS) ................................................90
SECTION 14 HELPFUL TIPS AND TRICKS.................................................................................................92
APPENDIX A - TERMS AND DEFINITIONS ......................................................................................................93
APPENDIX B - ACRONYMS ..................................................................................................................................94
APPENDIX C – INVESTIGATION TYPES ..........................................................................................................96
APPENDIX D – TERMINATION/TRANSFER FLOWCHART .........................................................................98
APPENDIX E – JCAVS STEP MATRIX................................................................................................................99
APPENDIX F – JCAVS STEP MATRIX REMARKS.........................................................................................101
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APPENDIX G – E-QIP APPLICANT INFORMATION SHEET ......................................................................102
APPENDIX H – SF86 REVIEWING INSTRUCTIONS......................................................................................106
APPENDIX I – IDENTIFYING THE GOVERNMENT CUSTOMER .............................................................111
APPENDIX J – DSS INDUSTRY RULES ............................................................................................................115
APPENDIX K – PSM NET VALIDATION ..........................................................................................................117
APPENDIX L – JPAS REPORTS..........................................................................................................................118
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Section 1
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Getting Started
Establishing a JPAS Account
Before you are able to log into JPAS, you must have a User ID and password. If your company has
already established a corporate account, contact your corporate Account Manager to establish your User
ID and password.
If you do not have a corporate JPAS account, you must first contact the JPAS Help Desk (888-282-7682)
to establish one. The JPAS Help Desk will establish your corporate JPAS account and provide a User ID
and password. The corporate Account Manager will then establish user accounts and provide systemgenerated User IDs and passwords for all employees within their corporation.
User ID and temporary passwords are system generated when user accounts are first established. User
IDs consist of the first five letters of your last name followed by your first and middle initial. User IDs
are always all lower case. If a User ID has been previously used, or is in use, it will include a numeric
character at the end.
Go to the following website for a copy of the System Access Request (SAR) form in order to apply for a
JPAS account: https://www.dss.mil/GW/ShowBinary/DSS//diss/documents/sar.pdf.
NOTE: Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Training. All personnel, DoD employees and on/offsite contractors, accessing DSS Systems containing PII (JPAS, ISFD, DCII, ENROL, and
SWFT) are required to complete the "Personally Identifiable Information (PII)" eLearning
course. The DISA PII training is available on the Defense Security Service (DSS) ENROL
system: https://enrol.dss.mil/enrol/lang-default/SYS_login.asp. The course will provide the
participant a basic level of understanding of current DoD PII-related information security
principles and requirements. The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) produced the
PII training to ensure that all personnel accessing PII are adequately trained for handling PII
and reporting any theft, loss, or compromise of this information. Click the following link for
instructions on how to register and start the course: "access_pii_course.pdf"
1.2
Logging into JPAS
To log into JPAS, open browser and enter the DSS Gateway address: http://www.dss.mil/.
The DSS Gateway currently consists of five applications: SWFT, JPAS, DCII, ISFD, and Enrol. Go to
Applications, scroll up and click on JPAS and you will be directed to the JPAS Home page with Login
screen.
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Figure 1.
DSS Gateway screen
Click the “JPAS LOGIN” button and you will be directed to the JPAS disclosure screen.
Figure 2.
JPAS Home Page with Login Screen
The JPAS disclosure screen contains a message informing you that JPAS is a highly secure system
available only to authorized users. You must agree to the requirements stated in the message in order to
gain access to the system. To consent to these requirements and proceed to the next step, select the Agree
button. If you are unable to comply with these requirements for any reason, select the Disagree button.
Click “AGREE” when the JPAS log in screen appears.
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Figure 3.
JPAS Disclosure screen.
User ID and temporary passwords are system generated when user accounts are first established. User
IDs generally consist of the first five letters of your last name followed by your first and middle initial.
User IDs are always all lower case. If you’ve had a previous JPAS account, your User ID may include
a numeric character at the end.
Figure 4.
JPAS Log In screen
1. Enter your User ID and Password in the appropriate text boxes.
Remember that passwords are case-sensitive.
2. Click LOG IN.
A “Password Expired” message will appear the first time you log in.
3. Select OK to open the “Change Password” dialog box.
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Creating a Permanent Password
New Password - The following guidelines will help you create a proper Password:
¾ Passwords must contain at least two different lowercase letters, two different uppercase letters, two
different numbers, and two different special characters.
¾ The following special characters may be used as part of your Password: @#$%^&*[ ] { }.
¾ Passwords must be changed every 60 days.
¾ The new password can not be the same as any of the previous 10 passwords.
¾ The new password can not be any password used in the previous 18 months.
NOTE: When you first establish your JPAS account, your Account Manager will provide you with your
User ID and “temporary” password. The first time you log into JPAS, you will automatically be
taken to the “Change Password” screen. You will have to create your Permanent Password at
that time before you can continue.
Figure 5.
Change password screen.
1. Enter the current (temporary) password in the “Current Password” text box field.
2. Enter a new password in the “New Password” text box
3. Retype the new password you just entered in the “Verify New Password” text box
4. Click Save – to save the password and continue logging in to JPAS.
The system will automatically notify you if your new password meets the password requirements for the
JPAS system.
Once you’ve established your Permanent Password, you can at any time change your password by
clicking on the “Chg Password” link in the Main Menu. The JPAS system requires you to change you
Permanent Password every 60 days.
1.4
Choosing a Category/Level
The JCAVS “Choose Category/Level” screen is where you select the category or level that has been
assigned to you. Your assigned level and category determine the menu options available to you. You
will ONLY be required to “choose a category and/or level” if you have multiple categories. Your account
manager will determine if you require more than one category or level.
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If you are assigned only one “category” and one “level,” you will automatically be taken to the
“Welcome” screen and Main Menu.
If you are assigned multiple categories or multiple levels, you will be automatically taken to the “Choose
Category/Level” screen where you’ll be required to choose the category and level you want to log in as.
Figure 6.
Choose category and level screen.
1. Click the Person Category drop-down arrow and select your category.
2. Click the Level drop-down arrow and select your user level.
3. Click OK. The “Welcome” screen and Main Menu appears.
After logging in at the determined category/level, you can also change your category and/or level by
clicking on the “Change Category/Level” link from the Main Menu.
1.5
JCAVS Welcome Screen and Main Menu
The JCAVS “Welcome” screen and Main Menu indicates you have successfully logged into JCAVS.
1.5.1 Welcome Screen
¾ User ID and access level are displayed.
¾ A link to display the Current Time Zone and Office Symbol or Phone Number is displayed.
¾ Last Successful and Unsuccessful Logins are displayed.
Figure 7.
JPAS Welcome Screen
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1.5.2 Main Menu
From the Main Menu, you can navigate to different system functions using the options listed on the Main
Menu displayed to the left of the “Welcome” screen. Menu selection will vary depending on your level
of access.
Main Menu
Figure 8.
Main menu screen.
NOTE: Never use the red “X” button to logout of JPAS and do not use the back button to navigate to
the previous screen. This is an invalid log off and you will have to contact your account
manager to get you back into the system.
1.6
Office Information
You can change or update office information for a user’s Person Category by selecting the Change current
Time Zone, Office Symbol or Phone Number link located in the middle of the “Welcome” screen.
1.6.1 Entering Office Information
1. Click on the “Change Current Time Zone Office Symbol or Phone Number” link. The “Change
Office Symbol/Telephone Number/Time Zone” screen appears.
Figure 9.
Change office symbol/telephone number/time zone screen
2. In the New Office Symbol textbox, type in the office symbol. For industry, leave blank.
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3. From the User’s Current Time Zone drop-down list select the correct Time Zone. The Current Time
Zone is automatically populated with the selected time zone.
4. Type the appropriate information in the text boxes across the Commercial row under the headings:
Country Code, Area Code, Prefix and Exchange, and Extension.
5. If applicable, type the appropriate information in the text boxes across the DSN row under the
headings Country Code, and Prefix and Exchange.
6. Click SAVE. The JCAVS “Welcome” screen and Main Menu appears.
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Section 2
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The Basics
What Does Eligibility Mean?
Eligibility is defined as an administrative determination that an individual is eligible for access to
classified information. This determination is based on investigation and review of available personal data
and a finding that access is clearly consistent with national interests.
The Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO) is the CAF for industry. DISCO adjudicates
collateral personnel clearances (PCLs). A PCL is an administrative determination that an individual is
eligible, from a security point of view, for access to classified information of the same or lower category
as the level of the personnel clearance being granted.
Collateral means Confidential, Secret or Top Secret eligibility. SCI eligibility is granted by a user agency
CAF, such as the Air Force CAF (AFCAF), the Department of the Navy CAF (DoNCAF), etc.
For user Levels 2 through 6, eligibility is found under the “Adjudication Summary” header on the person
summary page and should look like this:
¾ Determined Eligibility of Confidential or Secret on 2005 06 30 DISCO
OR
¾ Determined Eligibility of Top Secret on 2005 06 30 DISCO
OR
¾ Determined Eligibility of SCI - DCID 6/4 on 1999 06 22 DoNCAF
For user Levels 7, 8, and 10, which are primarily used for visitor control purposes, the eligibility is
located in the top section of the person summary screen:
Figure 10.
Section 2 – The Basics
Person Summary screen for levels 7, 8 & 10
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If the person is not eligible for access, you may see one of the following adjudication determinations:
¾ Determined Eligibility of Loss of Jurisdiction on 2004 09 10 DISCO
OR
¾ Access Suspended/Revoked/Denied on 2003 07 10
If an interim eligibility is denied, DISCO will post that information in JPAS. In this circumstance, the
individual's eligibility will not be updated. You will be able to tell that an interim eligibility has been
denied if a review of the employee's JPAS record shows an open investigation but no interim eligibility is
granted. Interim eligibility may be granted between one and three days.
2.2
What does Access Mean?
Access means that the subject has been properly briefed by the FSO and officially indoctrinated in JPAS.
Figure 11.
2.3
US access screen.
What is a Security Management Office?
A Security Management Office (SMO) is established by a JPAS Account Manager and may contain one
or more organizations. A SMO operates at a specified level (Levels 2 through 6) and can be connected
to other SMOs in ways that mirror chain of command or organizational relationships. Each SMO may
have at least one superior SMO (the parent) and may have an unlimited number of subordinate SMOs (the
children). These organizational relationships should reflect real-world associations.
Each SMO must have a unique identification code. The SMO office name and other identifying
characteristics (such as phone and fax numbers and email addresses) are available to help users locate and
contact one another.
SMO search capability is based on the SMO code and name, so both of these identifiers should be
standardized and recognizable. In this way, you can easily identify and locate other SMOs, and they can
find you when needed.
Every JCAVS User must be associated with a SMO in order to use JCAVS.
The JCAVS SMO Maintenance screen allows Account Managers to create, deactivate, and delete SMOs.
It also allows Account Managers to update office information, view all associated users for a SMO and
maintain its parental (superior) relationships.
An Account Manager must have the proper user level and be within the same Service/Agency to establish
and maintain a SMO. Account Managers are responsible for maintaining and updating the information
contained on each SMO.
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Establishing a Personnel Security Management Net (PSM Net)
Establishing, validating, and maintaining your Personnel Security Management (PSM) Net is probably
one of the most important responsibilities of a JPAS user. Before you begin establishing your PSM Net,
it is recommended that you start with an accurate listing of all eligible personnel. It is also recommended
that this list be in alphabetical order.
The FSO is responsible for annotating and maintaining the accuracy of the employee access records they
own within their SMO.
There are several different ways to establish your PSM Net:
1) Add by organization (via the PSM Net screen).
2) Add by Social Security Number (SSN) (via the PSM Net screen).
3) Add by in/out process link (via the Person Summary screen).
NOTE: The first time you access your PSM Net it will more than likely be empty and not contain any
names listed under the “Person Category.” Once you start “adding” personnel to your PSM
Net, they will be listed in alphabetical order under Person Category.
2.4.1 Adding by Organization
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO you want to establish the PSM Net for.
2. Click on “PSM Net” (Main Menu).
3. Before you begin, check to make sure that the correct SMO and level are indicated in the top left
corner under “JCAVS Maintain PSM Net.”
a. If not, click on the gray “Select SMO” button.
b. Under the “SMO Code” column, click on the correct SMO from the list provided. You must
click on one of the SMO link(s) listed.
c. Once you click on the correct SMO, it should take you back to the “JCAVS Maintain PSM
Net” page displaying all personnel “In Processed” to that SMO.
4. Now to search the JPAS database, click on the radio button for the “Persons Category by
Organization.”
5. Click the gray “Add” button.
6. You should now be on the “PSM Net Add Organization Person Categories” page.
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PSM Net Add Organization Person Categories screen
7. Click on the gray “Select Organization” button, which takes you to the “Organization Search” page.
Figure 13.
Organization Search
8. Within the “Search” section, there is a pull-down menu right next to “Organization's
Service/Agency.” Click on the pull-down menu and select “DOD Contractor Companies.”
Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pull-down menu, type the letter “E” key and then scroll
slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
9. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CODE” box, type in the Cage Code.
An asterisk (*) can be used for wild card searches when using three or more characters.
NOTE: All Industry Cage Codes will be followed by “-I,” which indicates “Industry”.
10. Click the gray “Search” button.
11. Under the “Select Organization Search Results” section, you should see the organization code for
the PSM Net you are establishing.
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Figure 14. Organization Search screen.
12. Click on the organization code link listed. The organization code will populate in the Selected
Organization field at top of screen.
13. Click on the gray “OK” button.
14. This should take you back to the “PSM Net Add Organization Person Categories” page. The
organization code you selected should now be listed after “Organization.”
Figure 15. PSM Net Add Organization Person Categories screen
16. Under the search results section, you will see everyone that, according to the JPAS database, has an
“ACTIVE” Person Category for the organization code you searched for.
17. Using your list of cleared personnel, you have two options to add personnel to your PSM Net:
a. Option 1 - Check the “Add” box at the far right after each name. Once you’ve completed a
page, make sure you click on the “Add” button at the bottom of the page BEFORE you move to
the next page – if you don’t, the names will not be added to the PSM Net. Once you’ve added
everyone you want from the first page, continue on with the remaining page(s) until you’ve
added everyone to your SMO, in creation of your PSM Net. This is the recommended method
when you “initially” establish your PSM Net.
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b. Option 2 - Click the “Add All” button at the bottom of the screen. This adds all categories
associated with your facility code. When using the Add All option, JPAS will add all persons
currently associated with your CAGE code, as well as those “previously” associated with your
CAGE code. Previous associations include anyone who may have transferred, terminated, or
no longer require access. Review each record and ensure past associations have valid
separation dates/separation codes; then out-process the person from your PSM Net.
For additional information on PSM Net validation, see Appendix K.
Option 2
Figure 16.
Option 1
Add personnel to your PSM Net screen.
18. If you didn’t find everyone on your list during this process, most likely it’s because the missing
people were not assigned a category within your organization. What you have to do now is “add”
those missing records to your PSM Net.
19. Go to the section on “How to Add a Person Category.”
2.4.2 Adding by Social Security Number
Instructions:
2. Click on “PSM Net” (Main Menu).
3. Click on the radio button for the “Persons Category by SSN.”
4. Click the gray “Add” button.
5. Select “Owning” or “Servicing” organization
6. Enter SSN, and then hit “Search” (your selection will appear under Search Result)
7. Select the “Add” box for the correct person category (the person may have multiple categories)
8. Hit “Save” and a “Reason” box will appear for the selection you just made. Click the “Reason”
box and you will see that an existing relationship has been established.
9. Click on “PSM Net” again and you see that the person has been added to your PSM Net.
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2.4.3 Adding by “In/Out Process” link
Instructions:
2. Enter SSN of the person you wish to add, then hit “Display”
3. Check to make sure the correct Person Category is selected
4. If not, select the correct Category from the Person Category drop down menu
5. Go to the Person Category Information section and select the “In/out Process” link. (This will take
you to the “View/Modify In/Out” Screen.
Figure 17. Person category information screen.
6. At the “Add New Relationship” section, enter the “In” date (must be current date) and select a
Relationship. Then scroll down to the bottom and hit the “Save” button.
7. Hit “Cancel” to take you back to the “Person Category” screen.
2.5
How to Lookup a Record
Within JCAVS, you’ll be able to look up any individual as long as you have their SSN.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User.
2. From main menu column on the left, Click on “Select Person,” Select Person screen will appear.
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Figure 18.
Select person screen.
3. Enter the SSN.
4. Click the “Display Person Summary” radio button (this is the default button).
5. Click the gray “Display” button.
6. The Person Summary screen will appear. The top section displays Personal Information Data
(PID).
Figure 19.
Person Summary screen
7. The next section displays access information and available actions. This section can contain one
or more categories depending on how many companies a person may be associated with. These
categories remain on the Person Summary screen until two years and one day after the separation
date has been entered. Hyperlinked actions are only available if you have a relationship with a
specific person category.
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8. The Person Category Information section displays the facility information for each category the
person is associated with. You can view the category information (for each Cage Code) by
clicking on the pull down menu at the top of the page and selecting the category you want to
view.
Figure 20.
Person category information screen.
9. For each category you select, the Person Category Information section will change to provide you
with the information associated with that particular category. Some of the information you’ll see
when you change a category are: category classification, organization, organization status, the
Non-SCI SMO and/or SCI SMO for that category, as well as the separation status and date.
10. The bottom of the Person Summary screen shows the Investigation Summary, Adjudication
Summary, and External Interfaces.
11. To get out of the Person Summary screen, make a new selection from the main menu.
2.6
How to Add a Record
If you attempt to “look-up” a person’s record in JCAVS and you receive an error message that the person
does not exist then there is no record within JPAS for that person. Verify that you entered the correct
SSN. If you still receive the error message that the person does not exist, you’ll have to create a record
within JPAS for this person.
Instructions:
2. Click on “Select Person” (Main Menu).
3. Enter the person’s SSN.
4. Click the “Display Add/Modify Non-DOD Person” radio button.
6. The “Add/Modify Non-DOD Person” screen will appear.
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7. First you will need to enter all the PID on the person in the blank fields. Fields with an asterisk are
mandatory and must have an entry to continue building the record.
Figure 21.
Add/modify Non-DoD person screen
8. Click the gray “Save” button.
9. Now you will need to create a “category” for the person.
10. From the “Available Category Types” pull-down, select “Industry.”
11. Click “Add Category” button.
NOTE: “Industry ()” will populate in the Person Category type box.
12. In the “Category Classification” pull-down menu, select one of the three options: Contractor, Key
Management Personnel or Consultant.
13. In the “Service/Agency” pull-down menu, scroll down until you reach the appropriate organization
Agency, select “DOD Contractor Companies.” Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pulldown menu, type the letter “E” key and then scroll slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
14. Click on the gray “Modify Organization” button, which takes you to the “Organization Search”
page.
16. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CODE” box, type in the organization code. An asterisk
(*) can be used for wild card searches when using three or more characters.
17. Click the search button.
18. Select the organization link and it will populate to the “Selected Organization” box at the top of the
screen.
19. Clicking the OK button returns you to the Add/Modify screen.
20. Validate that correct organization information is populated in the lower left screen.
21. Then click the “Save” button.
22. To return to the Person Summary page, click the “Person Summary” link at the bottom of the page.
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NOTE: If you receive the following dialog box: “The Person Category does not have any
Owning/Servicing Relationship and no Notification based on Owning/Servicing Relationship will
be sent.” Ensure that the correct person category is showing in the pull-down box.
2.7
How to Modify Personal Information Data
Within Industry, you can change a person’s PID if you have an owning or servicing relationship with their
JPAS record.
If a person has an active DOD Person Category, you will not be able to change their PID data. For
additional guidance, please contact the JPAS Help Desk at 888-282-7682.
Instructions:
1. Click on “Select Person.”
4. Click the gray “Display” button. Information you’re able to change includes:
Last name, First name, Middle name, Cadency, DOB, Citizenship, Date of Death, State of Birth,
Country of Birth, Marital status, Foreign Relatives, AKA info
PID Data
Figure 22. Add/modify PID data screen.
5. Update the appropriate PID data.
6. Click the “Save” button.
NOTE: Click on the “Person Summary” hyperlink at the bottom of the page to take you back to the
Person Summary screen. The Person Summary screen should reflect the changes that you
just made.
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Maintaining your PSM Net/SMO
How to Add a Person Category
If you want to add a person to your PSM Net, the first thing you need to ensure is that the person has the
correct Person Category that you want to add to your PSM Net. If the person does not have the correct
Person Category for your organization, then you’ll need to add a new Person Category to the person’s
record.
Instructions:
2. Click on “Select Person” (purple menu bar).
6. In the “Available Category Types” pull-down menu, select “Industry.”
7. Click “Add Category” button.
8. In the “Category Classification” pull-down menu, select one of the three options: Contractor, Key
Management Personnel or Consultant.
9. In the “Service/Agency” pull-down menu, scroll down until you reach the appropriate organization
Agency, select “DOD Contractor Companies.” Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pulldown menu, type the letter “E” key and then scroll slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
page.
12. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CODE” box, type in the organization code. An asterisk
(*) can be used for wild card searches when using three or more characters.
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Figure 23.
Organization search screen
13. Click the search button.
14. Select the organization link and it will populate to the “Selected Organization” box at the top of the
screen.
Figure 24.
Organization search results screen
15. Clicking the OK button returns you to the Add/Modify screen.
16. Validate that correct organization information is populated in the lower left screen.
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Figure 25.
Modify organization results
17. Then click the “Save” button.
18. To return to the Person Summary page, click the “Person Summary” link at the bottom of the page.
3.2
Deleting a Person Category Tab
With the implementation of Version 2.3.0, you can now “Delete” a Person Category tabs that you make
by mistake. This information can only be deleted if there is no associated data for that Person Category.
Associated data includes, but is not limited to: Access, Incidents, JCAVS Interim, Presidential Support
Program, Access Numbers, Positions of Trust, Remarks, Assistance Request, Suspense Item, Visit or a
JPAS User.
Instructions:
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Category to
be deleted
Click check
box
Figure 26. Deleting a category screen
6. In the “Person Category” box, make sure the Person Category tab that you want to delete is
visible in the box. If not, click on the pull-down menu and highlight the Person Category tab you
want to delete.
7. Click on the “Delete Category” box.
3.3
How to Modify a Category
You can modify an existing Person Category tab for various reasons, such as Multiple Facility Transfers
(MFTs) or changes in the person category (KMP, Contractor or Consultant).
If an employee transfers from one organization to another organization within the same Multiple Facility
Organization (MFO), instead of creating a new category for the gaining organization, you should
“modify” the existing category for the losing organization. This process can be performed by either the
losing or gaining organization. If for some reason the losing organization out-processes a person before
modifying the existing tab, the gaining organization can in-process the person and then change the losing
organization tab to reflect the gaining organization tab.
Instructions:
6. In the “Person Category” pull-down menu, ensure you choose the category for the organization
for which you are going to modify. This is a critical step – you must ensure that the correct
category is showing before you proceed.
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Figure 27.
Modifying an organization screen
7. In the “Category Classification” pull-down menu, make sure the correct option is displayed
“Contractor, Consultant or KMP.”
8. In the “Organization's Service/Agency” pull-down menu, select “DOD Contractor Companies.”
page.
Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pull-down menu, type the letter “E” key and then scroll
slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
11. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CODE” box, type in the organization code for the
new organization. An asterisk (*) can be used for wild card searches when using three or more
characters.
Figure 28. Organization search screen
13. Under “Select Organization Search Results” section, you should see the organization code based
on your search.
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Figure 29. Organization search results screen
14. Click on the appropriate organization code hyperlink. This will populate in the “Selected
Organization” field.
Figure 30.
Selected organization screen
15. Click on the gray “OK” button.
16. The organization code you selected should now be listed in the “Organization/Company/
Agency” section.
Figure 31.
Organization/company/agency screen
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17. Click on the gray “Save” button.
18. The newly established code is displayed in the “Person Category” pull-down menu.
3.4
How to In-Process
When you in-process a person, you are adding them to your PSM Net. There are several instances when
you would need to in-process a person into your PSM Net, such as:
¾ When you first establish your PSM Net.
¾ When an employee transfers from one SMO to another SMO.
¾ When a new hire or current employee requires a PCL.
NOTE: The most important thing to remember when in-processing a person is to make sure you inprocess the correct Person Category. If not, you will in-process this person into your PSM Net
under the wrong Person Category tab.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the appropriate SMO.
2. Click on “Select Person."
3. Enter person’s SSN.
4. Click the “Person Summary” radio button.
6. When the Person Summary screen appears, ensure the appropriate category is displayed.
7. Click the “In/Out Process” hyperlink (this will take you to view/modify in/out screen).
8. Enter today’s date in the “In Date” box, or click the calendar, and choose the date (the correct
format is: YYYY MM DD).
9. Under “Relationship,” click the “Owning” or “Servicing” radio box.
11. Under the “View/Modify Active Relationship(s)” section, the newly established organization code
should be listed along with organization information and the in date and relationship. The out date
box will remain empty until the person has been out processed.
NOTE: You can also take on a one-day relationship by entering both the in and out date at the same
time in the Add New Relationship section. This relationship will go away at midnight eastern
time.
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Figure 32.
View/modify active relationships screen
12. Click the gray “Cancel” button to take you back to the Person Summary screen.
NOTE: You can also in-process someone into your PSM Net via the “JCAVS Maintain PSM Net”
screen. Follow instructions in “Establishing a PSM Net” to use this method.
3.5
How to Indoctrinate
The term “indoctrinate” within JPAS means to assign an access level based on current eligibility. You
will only grant “access” to personnel with the appropriate eligibility and investigation type. For example,
if a person needs access to Top Secret information, they must have Top Secret eligibility with an SSBI
investigation. You can indoctrinate a person into the following categories: US Access, NATO, SIOP,
and Nuclear. Once a person is indoctrinated at an access level, they will remain at that level until you
debrief them within JPAS.
Each person within your PSM Net can be indoctrinated at an access level once they have eligibility, or an
interim approval.
NOTE: Just because a person has a current final SSBI doesn’t mean you have to indoctrinate them at
the Top Secret level. It all depends on the level of information they are going to be accessing
in the performance of their job as well as on the level of the facility clearance.
Eligible personnel can be indoctrinated into other accesses by clicking on the Indoctrinate Non-SCI/SCI
hyperlink on the Person Summary screen.
NOTE: A person MUST have an SF 312, Non-disclosure Agreement (NdA) date annotated before you
can indoctrinate them at any level.
3.6
Non-SCI Indoctrination
Instructions:
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4. Click on the “Person Summary” radio button.
5. Click on the gray “Display” button.
6. When the Person Summary appears, ensure the appropriate category is displayed.
7. Scroll down to the “Accesses” section of the screen and you will see the hyperlink “Indoctrinate
Non-SCI” in the “Available Actions” column.
8. To indoctrinate a person, click on the “Indoctrinate Non-SCI” hyperlink, which will take you to the
Indoctrinate Non-SCI screen.
NOTE: If the “indoctrinate” link does not appear, then most likely the person you are trying to
indoctrinate has not been in-processed into your PSM Net or does not have a current eligibility.
For instructions on how to add a person to your PSM Net, go to section on “How to In-Process.”
Once you’ve added the person to your PSM Net, the indoctrinate link should appear.
Figure 33.
Non-SCI indoctrinate screen.
9. There must be a date in the NdA block before JPAS will allow you to grant a person any level of
access. On the Indoctrinate Non-SCI screen, only enter a date in the “An NdA was signed on:” box
if it is blank.
NOTE: If there is already a date in the NdA block, it must not be changed.
Figure 34.
Indoctrinate non-SCI access screen
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10. Below the NdA data field, you’ll see four (4) tabs identified as “US,” “NATO,” “SIOP” and
“Nuclear.” If you click on any one of these tabs, the entry fields for that particular tab will appear.
For example, when you click on the “US” tab, you will be provided with the entry fields that are
appropriate for that tab based on that person’s eligibility.
NOTE: If a person has been granted access to Restricted Data (RD) or Critical Nuclear Weapon
Design Information (CNWDI) click on the “Nuclear” tab and enter the date.
Mandatory
Figure 35.
Granting access date screen
11. Select the appropriate access level and enter the date.
12. Click on the “Save” button.
13. Once you click the “Save” button, the only way you can change this date is to “debrief” the person
from that access level (see “How to Debrief).
14. Click on the gray “Cancel” button and this will take you back to the “Person Summary” screen. If
you scroll down to the “Non-SCI Access” section, you will see the accesses.
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Figure 36.
Post indoctrination US access screen
15. You can use this same process for indoctrinating personnel who have been granted access to
NATO, CNWDI, SIGMA 16, SIOP or RD.
NOTE: Before you can grant access to someone into CNWDI, they MUST be indoctrinated into RD
first.
3.7
SCI Indoctrination
Instructions:
NOTE: - Users MUST have customer indoctrination approval prior to entering any SCI access.
- SCI Indoctrination requires the User to be logged in as Level 2 or 3. A User must have SCI
DCID 6/4 eligibility and be indoctrinated into an SCI program prior to being granted Level 2 or 3
accesses. Levels 2, 3 and 8 will see the SCI caveats. Levels 4, 5, 6, and 7 will see “Yes” if a
person has SCI access or “N/A” if they do not.
7. Scroll down to the “Accesses” section of the screen and you will see the hyperlink “Indoctrinate
SCI” in the “Available Actions” column.
8. To indoctrinate a person, click on the “Indoctrinate SCI” hyperlink, which will take you to the
Indoctrinate SCI screen.
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Figure 37. SCI indoctrination link
NOTE: If the “indoctrinate” hyperlink does not appear, the person you are trying to indoctrinate has not
been assigned to your SMO or does not meet eligibility requirements.
9. Before you can indoctrinate a person into an SCI program, you must first ensure that the person has
signed both the NdA and the Non-Disclosure Statement (NdS). Enter the dates in which the person
signed both the NdA and NdS in the appropriate entry field.
If there is a date already populating the appropriate entry fields, then both the NdA and the NdS
have already been registered.
Figure 38.
NdA/NdS screen
10. Below the NdA and NdS date fields, you will see SCI designators listed. Each designator has an
entry field immediately to the right. Enter the date in the entry field for the compartments for
which the person has been indoctrinated.
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Figure 39.
SCI compartments screen
11. Click on the “Save” button.
12. Once you click the “Save” button, the only way you can change this date is to “debrief” the person
and then re-indoctrinate (see “How to Debrief”).
13. Click on the gray “Cancel” button and this will take you back to the “Person Summary” screen. If
you scroll down to the “SCI Access” section, you will see the accesses.
3.8
Verifying NdAs
The National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) 3-105 requires that an individual
issued an initial PCL execute an SF312 prior to being granted access to classified information and that the
completed form is forwarded to the Cognizant Security Agency for retention. The completed original SF312 should be submitted to the DISCO for retention.
If JPAS reflects an SF-312 was previously executed, it is not necessary to complete another form.
The date entered in JPAS should be the date the employee signed the form and it should not be changed
since DISCO uses this date to file and retrieve the SF-312 from the archives.
The form should be mailed to:
Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office
2780 Airport Drive, Suite 400
Columbus, Ohio 43219-2268
You will be notified and a new SF-312 will be required for any SF-312 that doesn’t meet the following
criteria:
¾ Employee SSN is incomplete or omitted
¾ Signature of employee is typed or omitted
¾ Witness signature is typed or omitted
¾ Employee and witness signature dates must be the same
3.9
Oral Attestations
The DOD desires for all our folks who are accessed to Top Secret information, working on Special
Access Programs (SAPs), or accessed to SCI to "verbally attest" that they understand the contents of their
non-disclosure agreement and take their responsibilities seriously. Different customers may ask you to
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implement this "oral attestation" in different ways. The DOD has levied the requirement on DOD
contractors by including the following dictates in the Defense Federal Acquisition Supplement (DFARs):
Contractor employees cleared for access to Top Secret (TS), Special Access Program (SAP), or Special
Compartmented Information (SCI) shall attest orally that they will conform to the conditions and
responsibilities imposed by law or regulation on those granted access. Reading aloud the first paragraph
of SF 312, Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement, in the presence of a person designated by
the Contractor for this purpose, and a witness, will satisfy this requirement. Contractor employees
currently cleared for access to TS, SAP, or SCI may attest orally to their security responsibilities when
being briefed into a new program or during their annual refresher briefing. There is no requirement to
retain a separate record of the oral attestation.
Oral attestation dates are recorded in JPAS under the Indoctrinate non-SCI tab. Should the employee
refuse to attest orally to security responsibilities, the Contractor shall deny the employee access to
classified information and shall submit an adverse action report via JPAS.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO where you’re indoctrinating the employee.
7. Select Indoctrinate Non-SCI.
8. Enter date of oral attestation right under NdA date.
9. Save and cancel to return to the Person Summary screen.
000-00-0000
Figure 40.
Oral attestation screen
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3.10 What is Loss of Jurisdiction?
The eligibility term “Loss of Jurisdiction” will be used in the following circumstances:
¾ An interim eligibility had been issued but then it is withdrawn until the final determination may be
rendered.
¾ Subject has a final eligibility but an incident report was submitted and there is no longer an active
DOD association where subject requires eligibility.
•
The incident report will not be adjudicated until there is an active DOD association.
¾ A CAF denies or revokes eligibility for a subject with an industrial association.
•
If the subject still requires the collateral eligibility, the FSO must notify DISCO that the collateral
is required.
¾ A change of CAF due to a subject’s termination/separation or retirement and there is an open
investigation or incident report:
•
The CAF no longer has the authority to make any additional investigative/adjudicative decisions
regarding the eligibility.
To resolve any of the above problems, an R/R/U should be submitted to DISCO. All related information
should be included in the message.
NOTE: If you receive a “Loss of Jurisdiction” notice on an employee who has been indoctrinated, you
need to immediately debrief the employee from any and all accesses.
3.11 Reciprocity
NISPOM 2-200.e. states that:
"The contractor shall not submit a request for a PCL to one agency if the applicant is cleared or is
in process for a PCL by another agency." Accordingly, the Office of the Secretary of Defense has
advised that current clearances or accesses issued by another U.S. Government agency are valid
for access to Department of Defense (DOD) classified information without conversion to a DOD
PCL. These instructions explain the supporting circumstances and administrative requirements;
they neither change nor replace the contractor’s responsibilities under the NISPOM.
For additional information and specifics on reciprocity, please visit the DSS website.
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Removing Personnel from Your SMO
How to Debrief
The term “debrief” within JPAS means you are going to remove the “access” level from a person
category. For example, if a person no longer requires access to Top Secret information and only requires
access at the Secret level, then you will “debrief” that person from the Top Secret access level and then
indoctrinate that person at the Secret level. Reasons for Debrief are:
1 – Downgrade
2 – Separation/Transfer
A – Access Rescinded
B – Access Suspended
C – Administratively Debriefed
D – For Cause Discharge
E – Language School
F – Leave without pay – civilian
G – No Longer Has need to Know
H – Normal Discharge
I – Permanent Change of Station
J – Previous Indoctrination
K – Reserves
L – Retired
M – Transfer in Status
N – Interim Suspension
O – See Remarks
P – Separation
X – Upgrade to Higher Level Access
Y – Final Eligibility Granted
Z – Removed by System – Org Change
4.1.1 Debrief Non-SCI Accesses
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO where you’re debriefing the employee.
NOTE: When the “Person Summary” screen first appears, if you see the error message “The Person
Category does not have any Owning/Servicing Relationship and no Notification based on
Owning/Servicing Relationship will be sent,” then most likely the default organization listed is
not the correct organization.
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7. Scroll down to the “Accesses” section of the screen and you will see the hyperlink “Debrief NonSCI” in the “Available Actions” column.
8. To debrief a person, click on the “Debrief Non-SCI” hyperlink. A list will appear containing all the
“accesses” the person is currently indoctrinated. If there are no accesses assigned, this hyperlink
will not appear.
Figure 41.
Figure 42.
Debrief non-SCI hyperlink
Debrief non-SCI access screen
9. You will then enter a “Debrief Date” and select a “Reason for Debrief” from the drop down menu.
You must enter a reason or the system will not perform the debriefing.
10. Click the gray “Save” button and the access is immediately removed.
11. Click on the gray “Cancel” button to return to the “Person Summary” screen.
12. You will see under the “Access” section that the person no longer has the access you just removed.
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4.1.2 Debrief SCI Accesses
Instructions:
NOTE:
Users may need customer debrief approval prior to debriefing any SCI accesses.
1. Log in as a User for the SMO where you’re debriefing the employee.
NOTE: When the “Person Summary” screen first appears, if you see the error message “The Person
Category does not have any Owning/Servicing Relationship and no Notification based on
Owning/Servicing Relationship will be sent,” then most likely the default organization listed is
not the correct organization.
7. To debrief a person, click on the “Debrief SCI” hyperlink. A list will appear containing all the
“accesses” the person is currently indoctrinated. If there are no accesses assigned, this hyperlink
will not appear.
Figure 43.
Figure 44.
Debrief SCI hyperlink
Debrief SCI access screen
8. You will then enter a “Debrief Date” and select a “Reason for Debrief” from the drop down menu.
You must enter a reason or the system will not perform the debriefing.
9. Click the gray “Save” button and the access is removed.
10. Click on the gray “Cancel” button to return to the “Person Summary” screen.
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How and When to Separate
Separate a person when they no longer require access or when they leave your company. This date serves
as the date the Person Category is to be separated from JPAS. A Separation Notice is generated and sent
to the DISCO CAF when the Separation Date is entered for Industry Person Categories and the Person
has an open investigation.
Once you separate an employee from your organization, they will maintain your industry category tab for
two years and one day from the date of separation. After two years and one day if you don’t reinstate
them back into your organization, the industry category tab associated with your organization will drop
off the person summary screen. If your industry category tab is the only tab this employee possesses, then
after the two year, one day period their record will be removed from JPAS and placed in the JPAS
“archive.”
If they return to your organization within the two year, one day timeframe you can remove the separation
date and code and indoctrinate them as long as their investigation date is still current. If the investigation
is out of scope, you can still indoctrinate them but you must initiate a new investigation.
Separation codes include: Deceased, Facility Termination, Invalid Entry, Not Applicable, and Separation.
Separation consists of three steps: Debrief, Separate, and Out Process.
Instructions:
6. When the “Display Add/Modify Non-DOD Person” screen appears, ensure the appropriate category
is displayed in the “Person Category” pull-down window.
Figure 45.
Person category in the add/modify screen
7. Enter a date in the “Separation Date” entry field.
NOTE:
The actual separation date should be entered; this starts the two year, one day clock.
8. Click on the “Separation Code” pull-down menu; highlight the appropriate reason code.
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Figure 46. Separation date/code.
Follow steps 1 through 9 above for administrative terminations.
4.3
How to Out-Process
When a person is no longer assigned to your SMO, you will need to “debrief” the person from all
accesses, then “out-process” that person from your PSM Net.
There are two ways in which you can “out-process” a person. The first is by selecting the person by their
SSN and then using the “in/out process” hyperlink from the Person Summary screen. The second way is
to out-process them through your PSM Net. Both ways work about the same, but if you have several
people to out-process, then using the PSM Net method would be the easiest.
4.3.1 Person Summary Method
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO that you are going to out-process the person from.
4. Click the “Display Person Summary” radio button.
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Figure 47.
In/out process screen
7. Click the “In/Out Process” hyperlink and the “View/Modify In/Out” screen will populate. Ensure
you are at the section that reads “View/Modify Active Relationship.” Do not use the Add New
Relationship.
8. Enter the date in the “Out Date” box or click on the calendar and choose the appropriate date.
(Format: YYYY MM DD)
Figure 48. View/modify in/out screen
9. Click on the gray “Save” button and the screen will refresh with the out process date appearing
solid.
10. Click the gray “Cancel” button to return to the “Person Summary” screen.
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4.3.2 PSM Net Method
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO that you are going to out-process the person from.
2. Click on “PSM Net.”
3. Locate the person within your PSM Net (you can search by last name or SSN).
4. Check the box in the “Remove” column.
5. Click the gray “Save” button at the bottom of the page. When the screen refreshes, you will see
“Pending Removal” in the “Remove” column.
NOTE: If you look in your PSM Net, you will see “Pending Removal” in the “Remove” column. The
system will update at midnight eastern time and that person will be removed from your PSM
Net.
Figure 49.
Pending removal screen
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Mass Personnel Module
Introduction
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5.2
Separation and Transfer: Non MFO: This transaction will replace the Person Category
information from the loosing organizations with the Person Category information for the gaining
organization. The subjects Access will remain, the Access will not be debriefed from the losing
organization. A Separation Type is not allowed when using this Action. The losing
organization needs to out process and the gaining organization needs to in process the Person
Category.
Transfer Only: Non MFO: The transaction will automatically create a new Person Category tab
for the selected gaining organization. It is not allowed to select a “Separation Type” when using
this transaction. It is required to select a losing organization and gaining organization. The
Access will be automatically indoctrinated in the new Person Category. The gaining organization
will need to In Process the Person Category into its PSM Net. The gaining organization should
verify the appropriate accesses are indoctrinated. The losing organization if needed will need to
debrief access, enter a separation date and code and remove the person category from their PSM
Net.
Mass Personnel Changes Screen Description
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"Action" Drop Down-Menu: This is a mandatory field. Highlight and select the appropriate
action to be taken from the "Action" drop-down menu.
"Separation Type" Drop-Down Menu: Highlight and select the appropriate Separation Type
from the "Separation Type" drop-down menu. Separation Types include: Facility Termination,
Invalid Entry, Not Applicable, and Separation.
Losing Organization "Select Organization" Button: Single-click with your mouse pointer over
the Losing Organization "Select Organization" button to display the JPAS Organization Search
screen. Select the Losing Organization from the JPAS Organization Search screen. Once you
have selected the Losing Organization, the JPAS Manage Personnel Changes screen displays with
the Losing Organization information.
Gaining Organization "Select Organization" Button: Single-click with your mouse pointer
over the Gaining Organization "Select Organization" button to display the JPAS Organization
Search screen. Select the Gaining Organization from the JPAS Organization Search screen.
Once you have selected the Gaining Organization, the JPAS Manage Personnel Changes screen
displays with the Gaining Organization information.
"Display Eligible Personnel" Button: Single-click with your mouse pointer over the "Display
Eligible Personnel" button. The screen refreshes with selected Person Category records eligible
for update.
"Display Ineligible Personnel" Button: Click with your mouse pointer over the "Display
Ineligible Personnel" button. The screen refreshes with selected Person Category records
ineligible for update. Here are just a few examples of ineligible reasons:
o Access suspended
o Open incident
o KMP and separation type not compatible
o Deceased
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NOTE: Any changes to the selections in any of these fields may cause any selected lists generated at
the bottom of the screen to be "refreshed.”
5.3
Instructions (Separation Only)
1. Log in as a User for the SMO you are going to separate from.
2. Click on “Mass Personnel” button from the navigation menu on the left.
Figure 50.
Selecting Mass Personnel button
3. Click on the “Action” pull-down menu; Choose “Separate Only.”
4. Click on the “Separation Type” pull-down menu; Choose from the five available separation
options. You MUST pick one of the options.
Action: Choose “Separate Only”
Separation Type: Choose Separation
Figure 51.
Separate only/choose separation screen shot
5. Identify the “Losing Organization.”
a. Click “Select Organization.”
6. In the “Organization's Service/Agency” pull-down box, scroll down until “DOD Contractor
Companies” is highlighted. Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pull-down menu, type the
letter “E” key and then scroll slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
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a. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CAGE” box, type in the Organization code for the
losing organization. You must have the first three letters or numbers of the cage code followed
by an asterisk “*.”
Figure 52.
UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CAGE search
b. Click the gray “Search” button.
c. Under “Select Organization Search Results” section, you should see the Organization code for
the losing organization.
Figure 53.
Organization search results
d. Click on the Organization code that is listed. (In this example the search discovered
Organization code “0EK07-I.”)
e. The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “Selected Organization” pulldown at the top of the screen.
f.
Click on the gray “OK” button.
g. The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “losing organization” section.
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Figure 54.
Losing organization
7. Click on the gray “Display Eligible Personnel” button.
8. Identify those people who you want to separate. For those who you want to separate, click on the
box in the column titled “Select.”
NOTE: Under certain circumstances, some people will NOT be eligible for the type of transaction you
are attempting. If you click on the “Display Ineligible Personnel” button, it will list everyone
within your PSM Net who is ineligible for the type of transaction you are attempting. It will also
indicate as to the reason why they are ineligible. You can use the gray “Select All on Page”
button. If you have selected all you can remove the selection one at a time by using the gray
“Select” tab or by using the gray “De-Select All On Page” button.
NOTE: More than 50 notification entries will engage the JPAS Paging Functionality. For a further
explanation of paging see Related Topics: "JPAS Paging Functionality.”
Figure 55.
Select person categories attached to losing organization
10. Everyone who you identified should now have a Separation Date and Code for your organization
Person Category. They will automatically be removed from the Displayed Eligible Person list.
11. Everyone should be automatically “debriefed” from all indoctrinations.
12. Remember to “Out Process” the person from your PSM Net.
NOTE: DISCO will be notified of the separation and will notify OPM to stop the investigation for anyone
with an “open” investigation.
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Instructions (Separation and Transfer – MFO)
NOTE: This transfer can only be performed if both the losing organization and the gaining organization
are within the same Parent Organization (they should both have a Child relationship to the
Parent.)
1. Log in as a User for the SMO you are going to transfer the personnel from.
2. Click on “Mass Personnel” (Main Menu).
Figure 56.
Mass personnel transfer screen
3. Click on the “Action” pull-down menu; Choose “Separation and Transfer – MFO.”
Choose “Separation and Transfer - MFO”
Figure 57.
Separation and transfer MFO
4. Identify the “losing organization”
a. Click “Select Organization”
13. In the “Organization's Service/Agency” pull-down box, scroll down until “DOD Contractor
Companies” is highlighted. Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pull-down menu, type the
letter “E” key and then scroll slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
a. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CAGE” box, type in the Organization code for
the losing organization. You are required to have the first three number or letters to perform
an organization search, place an asterisk “*”immediately after the last number or letter of the
organization code when conducting a search.
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Figure 58.
Losing organization search screen
b. Click the gray “Search” button.
c. Under “Select Organization Search Results” section, you should see the Organization code
for the losing organization.
Figure 59.
Losing organization code
d. Click on the Organization code that is listed. (In this example the search discovered
e. The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “Selected Organization” pulldown at the top of the screen.
f.
Click on the gray “OK” button.
g. The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “losing organization section.
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Figure 60.
Losing/gaining organization screen shot
5. Identify the “Gaining Organization.”
b. In the “Organization's Service/Agency” pull-down box, scroll down until “DOD Contractor
Companies” is highlighted. Helpful Hint: As soon as you click on the pull-down menu, type
the letter “E” key and then scroll slightly up to “DOD Contractor Companies.”
c. In the “Organization UIC/RUC/PASCODE/CAGE” box, type in the Organization code for
the gaining organization. You are required to have the first three number or letters to perform
Figure 61.
Gaining organization search screen
d. Click the gray “Search” button.
e. Under “Select Organization Search Results” section, you should see the Organization code
for the gaining organization.
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Figure 62.
f.
Gaining organization search screen results
Click on the Organization code that is listed. (In this example the search discovered
Figure 63.
Mass personnel screen shot showing losing and gaining organizations
g. The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “Selected Organization” pulldown at the top of the screen.
h. Click on the gray “OK” button.
i.
The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “gaining organization”
section.
7. Identify those people who you want to transfer. For those who you want to transfer, click on the
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indicate as to the reason why they are ineligible.
Figure 64.
List of person categories attached to losing organization
9. Everyone who you identified should now have a new Person Category tab for the gaining
organization and the Person Category tab for the losing organization should be gone.
10. If the gaining organization has a lower FCL than the losing organization, then the Non SCI
indoctrinations (accesses) for everyone identified will be automatically downgraded from the
higher level to the lower level if applicable.
NOTE: DISCO will be notified of the transfer. They will notify OPM of each transfer with an “open”
investigation of NLC or higher. A history of the losing organization, along with the
indoctrinations each person had at the losing organization, will be maintained in JPAS.
5.5
Instructions (Separation and Transfer – Non MFO)
NOTE:
This transfer can only be performed if both the losing organization and the gaining organization
are outside the same Parent Organization (one can be a child and the other a parent but they
can also unrelated to each other).
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Figure 65.
Mass personnel selection from main menu
3. Click on the “Action” pull-down menu; Choose “Multiple Facility Transfer – Non MFO.”
Figure 66.
Non-MFO mass personnel transfer screen
4. Identify the “losing organization.”
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Figure 67. Organization search screen
Figure 68.
f.
Organization search results screen
i.
The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “losing organization” section.
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Non-MFO mass personnel transfer, losing organization screen.
Figure 70. Non-MFO gaining organization search
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Figure 71. Gaining organization search results
f.
Figure 72.
Non-MFO mass personnel screen showing losing and gaining organizations.
i.
section.
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Figure 73. Person categories attached to losing organization
organization and the Person Category tab for the losing organization should be gone. The losing
organization should click the in/out process link and out process.
10. If the gaining organization has a lower FCL than the losing organization, then the Non-SCI
5.6
Instructions (Transfer Only – Non MFO)
NOTE: This transaction will “transfer” those people identified from the losing organization and will
create a new Person Category tab for them in the gaining organization. They will now have two
Person Categories.
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Mass personnel selection from main menu
3. Click on the “Action” pull-down menu; Choose “Separate and Transfer.”
4. Click on the “Separation Type” pull-down; Choose from the five available separation options.
You MUST pick one of the options.
Choose “Transfer Only – Non MFO “
Figure 75.
Transfer only – non-MFO screen
5. Identify the “losing organization.”
the losing organization. You are required to have the first three number or letters to perform
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Figure 76. Organization search
Figure 77.
f.
Organization search results
Organization code “0EK07-I.”).
i.
The Organization code you selected should now be listed in the “losing organization” section.
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Figure 78. Losing organization screen shot
Figure 79. Gaining organization search
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Figure 80. Gaining organization search results
f.
Organization code “0EK07-I.”).
Figure 81. Transfer only – non-MFO losing and gaining organizations
i.
section.
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Figure 82. Person categories attached to losing organization
organization and the Person Category tab for the losing organization should be gone.
11. If the gaining organization has a lower FCL than the losing organization, then the Non SCI
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Section 6
November 2008
Visit Notifications
Per ISL 2006-01, the requirement for a visit authorization letter for classified visits within the Department
of Defense is eliminated so long as the information necessary to verify the clearance of the visitor is
available in JPAS and the contractor is able to determine the visitor’s need-to-know. This does not apply
to visits to or from other government agencies (Department of Energy, State Department, Department of
Homeland Security, Department of Justice/FBI, etc). Contractors must still submit visit authorization
letters to non-DOD agencies.
Contractors can control only their own processes for receiving incoming notifications of classified visits.
Contractors will have to comply with the classified visit requirements established by other contractors and
DOD activities that their employees are visiting. Employees should be informed that they may have to
provide their SSNs to either the host of a classified visit or to the receptionist/security officer of another
contractor or DOD activity they will be visiting as part of the necessary clearance verification process.
When companies check the JPAS Person Summary screen for incoming visitors, they should:
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Verify the visitor’s name and SSN.
Check current access level to ensure the visitor can have access to the level of classified
information to be disclosed.
Check to ensure that the JPAS record shows a current affiliation with the contractor the visitor is
representing.
As the contractor sponsoring the visit is not required to notify the site to be visited that the employee is no
longer representing that contractor, a one-time check of JPAS for an on-going visit will not be sufficient.
JPAS must be consulted regularly to ensure the access level and employment status of the visitor remains
unchanged.
If a contractor is aware of locations that an employee frequently visits on a classified basis, and the
employee is terminated, as a courtesy and in keeping with sound security practices, the contractor should
notify the visited activities that the person is no longer employed or sponsored for visits.
The contractor should contact the DOD activities and other contractors prior to the scheduled arrival date
of a visiting employee to determine how each organization wants to receive visitor data in order to verify
the visitor’s eligibility and access level. This will help ensure that employees are not denied entry.
6.1
Determining Need-to-Know
Per the NISPOM 6-102, dated 28 February 2006, responsibility for determining need-to-know in
connection with a classified visit rests with the individual who will disclose classified information during
the visit. Need-to-know is generally based on a contractual relationship between the contractors. In other
circumstances, disclosure of the information will be based on an assessment that the receiving contractor
has a bona fide need to access the information in furtherance of a GCA purpose.
6.2
Creating Outgoing Visits
The “Create/Modify Visit” module allows users to add, modify, or cancel a visit for one or more
individuals in JPAS. If you wish to add multiple visits for multiple persons, simply repeat the following
procedures.
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NOTE: Creating/Modifying and receiving visits can be performed by Level 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 10 users.
Levels 2 and 3 are used for SCI while Levels 4, 5, and 6 are for Non-SCI. Level 10 is used for
Visit Management functions.
Instructions:
2. Click on “Create/Modify Visit.”
3. Click the “Add a Visit” button.
a. Select the reason for the visit in the “Reason for Visit” drop down menu.
b. Type the POC and POC Phone number in the text boxes provided.
c. Type the visit dates or use the calendar.
Figure 83. Visit information required
4. Click the “Select SMO.”
5. Enter the SMO code of the location being visited in the “Code” field. An asterisk (*) can be used
for wild card searches when using three or more characters.
6. Click the “Search” button.
Figure 84. SMO code view or search screen
7. Select the appropriate SMO Code Link.
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a. The “Visit Information” screen reappears.
b. Verify all of the information that you have entered at the top of the page.
8. Click the “Save” button.
9. After the visit is saved the “Add Visitor(s)” button is added to the page. Click the “Add
Visitor(s)” button and the Person Category Search screen is displayed.
10. Type the SSN in the SSN text box and click “Search.”
11. Click the “Add” check box next to the appropriate search result.
Figure 85. Person category search
12. Click the “Add” button. The “Add” box changes to a “Reason” button, which states that “The
Person is already assigned to this visit.”
13. Click the cancel button to return to the “Visit Information” screen with the Visitor List updated.
NOTE: Repeat steps 10 through 13 until all of the required visitors are added to the “Visit Information”
screen.
6.3
Modifying an Existing Outgoing Visit
The “Create/Modify Visit” module allows users to update an existing visit notification.
Instructions:
3. Select the visit requiring modification from the “Visited SMO Name” column.
Figure 86. Visited SMO name screen shot
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4. When the “Visit Information” screen appears, modify the necessary information and ensure that
the “Modify Visit” radio button is selected.
5. Click “Save.” When visits are modified, the existing visit notification is removed and replaced
with the new one. It is important to view visit notifications daily.
6.4
Canceling an Existing Outgoing Visit
Instructions:
3. Select the visit you wish to cancel from the “Visited SMO Name” column.
4. Click on the “Cancel Visit” radio button.
5. Click “Save” and the visit will be removed.
Figure 87. Cancel visit notification
6.5
Viewing Incoming Visits
The Visit Notification screen allows Users to receive notification of personnel visiting their SMO.
Instructions:
2. Click “Notifications” and a list of notifications will appear.
3. Click on “Visit” and all of the incoming visits will be displayed.
4. Click on the “Expand Visit” check box.
5. Click “Confirm” and the visitor’s information will be displayed.
6. Click cancel to return to the homepage.
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Figure 88. Visit notification screen
NOTE: Individual visits can be viewed by entering an SSN and checking the “Display abbrev. Person
Summary with VISIT Information” radio button from the Select Person screen.
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Investigation Requests
To initiate an investigation via JPAS, Users must have investigation request permissions. Account
Managers grant these permissions. Users MUST have either an owning or servicing relationship before
investigations can be initiated.
7.1
NISPOM Procedures for Completing the SF86
NISPOM 2-202 states that the electronic version of the SF86 shall be completed jointly by the employee
and the FSO or an equivalent contractor employee who has been specifically designated by the contractor
to review an employee’s SF86. Furthermore, NISPOM 2-202.a. states that:
“The FSO or designee shall inform the employee that the SF86 is subject to review and shall
review the application solely to determine its adequacy and to ensure that necessary information
has not been omitted. The FSO or designee shall provide the employee with written notification
that review of the information is for adequacy and completeness, information will be used for no
other purpose within the company, and that the information provided by the employee is
protected by reference (m).” (NISPOM Reference m is the Privacy Act of 1975.)
7.2
SF86 Retention
The SF86 and the signature pages will be kept by the FSO until the investigation is complete and
eligibility has been granted by DISCO.
Notice to Contractors Regarding Retention of Standard Forms 86: However, because the SF-86 is
reviewed as part of Special Access Program (SAP) access determinations, members of the SAP
community have expressed concern about the premature destruction of the SF-86. Please note that in
accordance with the February 2006 version of the NISPOM 2-202.b., contractors are authorized to retain
the most current SF-86 for employees who have been nominated to perform on contracts requiring access
to SAP information, for employees who have been approved for access to SAP information for as long as
their access remains active, and for employees who the contractor has good reason to believe will be
nominated for SAP access within one year of having completed the SF-86. SF-86 forms retained purely
for potential SAP access purposes should be placed in a sealed envelope with the notation "To be opened
only for a SAP access determination" and secured in a location under the control of designated security
personnel. The employee should also be informed that the facility is retaining a copy of the employee’s
SF-86 for purposes related to prospective SAP access.
7.3
Fingerprint Cards
In accordance with ISL 2006-02, it is no longer necessary to submit Fingerprint Cards for any type of
Periodic Reinvestigation unless specifically requested to do so.
The FSO may confirm OPM has received the investigation request by checking the Suitability/Security
Investigations Index (SII), which will show a “received” status. The Fingerprint Cards, if required, must
be received by OPM within 30 days of receipt or the investigation request (SF86) will be rejected.
Confirmation may be obtained by viewing the JPAS Notification Screen, Investigation Request Status.
Once DISCO submits the investigation request to OPM, the field, “Approved PSQ” will be visible. Once
OPM receives the investigation request, the notification date will be reflected in the “Released PSI” field
and the SII will reflect a “Received” status.
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Annotate the e-QIP reference number in the “YOUR NO. OCA” block on the fingerprint cards. The
reference number may be obtained from the bottom of the release and certification forms.
7.3.1 Where do Fingerprint Cards Go?
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7.4
US Mail - E-QIP Rapid Response Team, OPM-FIPC, Post Office Box 618, Boyers, PA 16020,
or,
FedEx - E-QIP Rapid Response Team, OPM-FIPC, 1137 Branchton Rd., Boyers, PA 16020,
phone 724-794-5612.
Electronic Fingerprinting - Secure Web Fingerprint Transmission (SWFT)
SWFT is a secure web-based system that will allow cleared contractors to submit electronic fingerprints
(e-fingerprints) and demographic information to DSS for applicants who require an investigation by the
Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for a personnel security clearance. Cleared contractors will
collect and securely transmit e-fingerprints to DSS for subsequent release to OPM based on the approval
of a JPAS/e-QIP submission by the Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO).
DSS, Lockheed Martin, Logistics Management Institute, Boeing and BAE Systems are participating in a
Pilot Test for SWFT. DSS meets weekly with the industry pilot representatives to coordinate
implementation and resolve issues. DSS has modified the "Agency Use" Block in JPAS to allow a
notation that e-fingerprints are being submitted with scheduled implementation of the agency use block.
DSS has coordinated the electronic transmission of contractor e-fingerprints as part of the personnel
security investigative process with OPM and the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC). DSS
anticipates that the system will process machine-scanned and card-scanned fingerprint files.
While we recognize this is an important issue to all cleared industry and we appreciate everyone's
enthusiasm, please DO NOT submit System Access Requests (SARs) for a SWFT account at this time.
Full implementation of SWFT is planned for FY09 to include policies and procedures, based on
requirements and lessons learned from the pilot test. Paper (hard copy) submission of fingerprints will
still be an option for submission as part of the personnel security investigation for clearance by
contractors.
Information on certified fingerprint systems may be found at http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/iafis/cert.htm .
DSS does not recommend purchase of such equipment at this time. DSS will keep everyone informed by
posting updated information on this website. More information will be forthcoming prior to the
deployment of SWFT.
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How to Initiate an Investigation Request
Instructions:
4. Click the Person Summary radio button.
7. Click the “Request Investigation” hyperlink (located below the “In/Out Process” hyperlink).
Figure 89. Investigation request hyperlink
NOTE: You will not get the “Investigation Request” hyperlink unless you have investigation request
permissions and a servicing or owning relationship.
8. The “Determine Investigation Type” screen will appear.
9. Select the eligibility from the “Eligibility” pull-down menu.
10. Enter the “Prime Contract Number.” Include both the Government customer abbreviation as well
as the contract number. See Appendix I for additional information. Examples are provided as
follows:
AIR FORCE - N00019-06-D-0014
ARMY - N00019-06-D-0014
NAVY - SAP - N00019-06-D-0014
NOTE: If you are required to initiate an investigation for someone who already has a current
investigation date you can check the “Break in Service” button. If the “Break in Service” box is
checked, the system disregards the current investigation date and allows the User to proceed
with the investigation request.
11. Click the “Determine Investigation Type” button and the “Determine Investigation Scope” screen
is displayed.
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Figure 90.
Determine Investigation Scope
12. All of the information on this screen is pre-populated, click OK and the “Add/Modify
Investigation Request” screen is displayed.
Figure 91.
Add/modify investigation request
13. The “Form Type” is pre-populated.
14. The “Date of Birth” is pre-populated.
15. Enter the “Local Agency Check Date.”
16. The “Service Agency” field is pre-populated.
17. The “SOI” field is pre-populated.
18. The “OPAC-ALC” field is pre-populated.
19. The “Position Title” is pre-populated.
20. Select “Access Code” from the pull-down menu.
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21. Leave the “Sensitivity ADP” blank.
22. Enter “346W” in the “SON” field.
23. “Extra Coverage/Advance Results.” This section is for DISCO to request additional investigation
information such as Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS)/Citizenship Integration
Services (CIS), etc. Industry may use this section to select “Advance NAC” if an Interim TS is
required.
a. To “Add” a selection:
1. Highlight and select the Extra Coverage as necessary from the drop-down menu.
2. Single-click ">>" to add selection to the “Results" box.
3. Click “Save.”
b. To “Remove” a selection:
1. Inside the “Selected Extra Coverage/Advance Results” box, highlight the coverage you
wish to remove.
2. Single-click over "<<.”
24. “Federal Information Processing Codes (FIPC).” Industry users can indicate that a request is for
a Periodic Reinvestigation and that fingerprints are NOT required. If fingerprints are required,
the User can indicate how they will be transmitted.
a. To “Add” a selection:
1. Highlight and select the Extra Coverage as necessary from the drop-down menu,
2. Single-click ">>" to add selection to the “Results" box
3. Click “Save”.
b. To “Remove” a selection:
1. Inside the “Selected FIPC(s)” box, highlight the coverage you wish to remove.
2. Single-click over "<<.”
NOTE: Codes most probably used by Industry
a. Code 7 =
b. Code I =
c. Code J =
FP not required
FP electronically transmitted
FP cards mailed
NOTE: If you choose to change your FIPC option from what you initially selected, you may change the
option prior to submitting the package to DISCO. For example: If you initially chose "Code J" submit via hard copy, you can change to "Code I" - submit electronically.
25. Under the “Additional Request Information” section, in the “Requesting Official” section, enter
the name, job title, telephone number and extension of the person requesting the investigation.
Certain facilities may choose to enter the FSO’s information in this section as an option for all
investigation requests for their facility. This is the person who will be contacted if there are
questions regarding this request.
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Figure 92. Add/modify investigation request
26. “Security Folder” and “Personnel Folder” information is pre-populated based on the employee’s
organization information.
NOTE: Industry users may edit “Security Folder” and “Personnel Folder” information as needed. For
example, if your personnel records are located at another location, then edit the address.
27. Click the “Initiate PSI” radio button to initiate the request immediately or the “Pending PSI”
radio button if you are not ready to initiate. If you choose the “Pending PSI” option, you must
initiate this request within 30 days or it will be terminated.
29. An “Initiated” notification will be sent to the requesting SMO; that notification will be visible in
the adjudication summary on the person summary screen as well as the “Notifications” section.
Figure 93. Initiated notification
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30. Once the investigation request has been initiated, you should provide guidance and instructions
on how to access the e-QIP gateway (http://www.opm.gov/e-qip/), tell them about their golden
questions and the requirement to put “unknown” when asked to list city of birth. You must also
inform them of the NISPOM requirement in paragraph 2-202.a. for the security officer to review
the SF86 for accuracy and completeness, and to maintain a copy until the investigation has been
completed. You should also include sign-off instructions, depending upon your local procedures.
Appendix I, the “e-QIP Applicant Information Sheet,” will provide instructions for properly
completing the SF86.
31. After you notify the applicant, they have 30 days in which to log into e-QIP and change their
“Golden Questions,” otherwise the Requesting SMO will receive a “Terminated” notification and
will have to reinitiate the request.
NOTE: The three “Golden Questions” are the applicant’s passwords into the e-QIP system. These
questions must be changed upon initial log in.
32. The applicant has 90 days from the initial log in to complete and certify their PSQ or the
Requesting SMO will receive a “Terminated” notification. If the investigation is terminated, the
Requesting SMO must “initiate” another investigation request if required.
33. Once the applicant has completed the PSQ, they will transmit to agency (Requesting SMO).
7.6
Reviewing the PSQ
Once the PSQ has been completed and transmitted to the agency, you will receive a “Ready for Review”
notification.
1. Log in as a User in the appropriate SMO.
2. Select “Notifications” from the main menu.
3. Click on the “Investigation Request Status” link, which will display the “Investigation Request
Status Notification” screen.
4. In the “Request Status” column, click on the “Ready for Review PSQ” link, which will display
the “Add/Modify Investigation Request” screen.
5. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “View PSQ.”
6. Review PSQ for completeness and accuracy.
NOTE:
Click “Revise PSQ” if it does not meet standards. You will get a drop down menu to select the
reason the PSQ is being revised. Then click “Save.” Each time you revise a PSQ a new
investigation request number will be issued and new Signature Pages will be required. You will
also need to inform the subject of the areas that did not meet standards and remind them that
they will need to re-answer the Privacy Section questions in the SF86.
7. Review required documents in the “Investigation Request Status History” section of the
“Add/Modify Investigation Request” screen. Required documents include the SF86 Certification,
the Information Release, and the Medical Release form only if the subject answers “yes” to
Question 21.
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Figure 94. Add/Modify Investigation Request
7.7
E-QIP Timeline
¾ Initiating
Once an Investigation Request is initiated in JPAS, an applicant has 30 days to login to e-QIP and start
their PSQ or the Investigation Request is terminated.
Once an Investigation Request is initiated in JPAS, an applicant has 90 days after their initial e-QIP login
date to complete their PSQ or the Investigation Request is terminated.
¾ Reviewing and Approving
Once the applicant has completed the PSQ, it must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate agency
within 90 days or the Investigation Request is terminated.
¾ Pending PSQs
An Investigation Request that remains in a Pending Status and is not "Initiated" will be deleted 30 days
after creation.
¾ Stopped PSQs
If an applicant has started to complete a PSQ but the Investigation Request is stopped, it must be resumed
within 90 days.
If the applicant has not started to complete a PSQ, but the Investigation Request is stopped, it must be
resumed within 30 days.
¾ Revised PSQs
An applicant has 60 days to log into e-QIP and complete updates to their PSQ if revisions are required
7.8
Attaching Signature Pages
The User will review documents but cannot submit to DISCO until all the required Signature Pages have
been received via Fax or Upload.
FAXING (866-804-0606): Anyone can fax a signature page. JPAS optically reads, using Optical
Character Recognition (OCR), information on the fax to associate the fax to the correct Investigation
Request and document type. The FSO or the subject can print blank signature pages from e-QIP once
they have been certified. If necessary, these pages can be replaced prior to submission to DISCO. Faxed
documents will be stored in the JPAS repository until the Investigation Request is approved.
UPLOADING (scanning): The User can browse and select the scanned document from a local or
network drive to upload. The User identifies the type of document and the appropriate Investigation
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Request through selection in JPAS. Documents are uploaded directly to e-QIP in real time. Each
document must be scanned and uploaded individually and must be saved in *.pdf format.
NOTE:
DSS performed a 60 day analysis of the JPAS Signature Page Attachment capability. The
analysis has shown a 25% delay rate for faxed documents and a 0% delay rate for documents
using the "Scan and Upload" method. The challenge continues to be faxed documents with
markings, obscured bar code numbers, poor resolution or those which have been re-sized or
faxed multiple times. These documents require manual intervention before they can be
accepted into the system.
DSS requests the user community's assistance in lowering and possibly eliminating the delay
rate by using the "Scan and Upload" method to submit ONLY the 1) SF86 Certification 2)
Authorization for Release of Information or 3) Authorization for Release of Medical Information
(where applicable). All documents must bear the appropriate OPM Request ID number.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User in the appropriate SMO.
2. Select “Notifications” from the main menu.
3. Click on the “Investigation Request Status” link, which will display the “Investigation Request
Status Notification” screen.
4. In the “Request Status” column, click on the “Ready for Review PSQ” link, which will display
the “Add/Modify Investigation Request” screen.
5. Click the “Documents” link at the bottom of the page.
6. Upload documents on the “Investigations Request Documents,” which is now displayed.
Figure 96.
Investigation Request Documents
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7. From “Document Upload,” select “Document Type” from the drop down menu.
8. Click “Browse” and select the document that you wish to upload.
9. Click “Save.” You will now see the document with a hyperlink in the “Document History.”
10. Click cancel to go back to the “Add/Modify Investigation” screen. You will now be able to see
the “Submit to DISCO” radio button.
11. A check mark indicates that a document has been received. You will NOT receive the “Submit to
DISCO” button until all required documents have been received in JPAS. Once all documents
have been received, the “Submit to DISCO” radio button will appear.
7.9
Submitting PSQ to DISCO
Once the PSQ and all Signature Pages have been received from the subject and reviewed for
completeness and accuracy, you are ready to “Submit to DISCO.”
NOTE: Be sure to print a copy of each document before you submit to DISCO. Once documents have
been approved by DISCO, they are no longer available for review.
1. DISCO must now review the completed PSQ for accuracy. Once the review is complete, DISCO
will either “Stop” or “Approve” the request.
a. If no discrepancies are noted, DISCO will “approve” the investigation request. The
Requesting SMO will receive an “Approved” notification.
b. If discrepancies are noted, DISCO will “stop” the investigation request and the
Requesting SMO will receive a “Ready-for-Review (Stopped)” notification.
2. If DISCO “stops” the investigation request, the Requesting SMO will receive a “Message from
CAF” notification from DISCO advising them of the discrepancies noted during their review.
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Figure 98. Message from CAF notification
3. For Industry, the Requesting SMO must contact the applicant to inform him/her of the
discrepancy. The Requesting SMO must “initiate” a new investigation request so that the
applicant can correct the discrepancies noted during the DISCO review.
4. Once all discrepancies have been corrected, the applicant should print a copy of the revised PSQ.
Once the hardcopy is printed, the applicant would again “submit” the revised PSQ to the
requesting agency.
5. Once DISCO has reviewed the revised copy of the PSQ, if no other discrepancies are noted, they
will approve the investigation request.
7.9.1 DOD Organizations Only Processes
1. Once the Requesting SMO has received the investigation request and completed PSQ, they will
review them for accuracy and completeness.
a. If no discrepancies are noted, the Requesting SMO will “approve” the investigation
request.
b. If discrepancies are noted, the Requesting SMO will “stop” the investigation request and
notify the applicant of the discrepancy.
2. The Requesting SMO must “initiate” a new investigation request so that the applicant can correct
the discrepancies noted during the review.
3. Once all discrepancies have been corrected, the applicant would again “release” the revised PSQ
to the Requesting SMO.
4. Once the Requesting SMO has reviewed the revised copy of the PSQ per NISPOM 2-202.a. and
no other discrepancies are noted, the PSQ is resubmitted to DISCO.
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7.9.2 Industry and DOD Organizations Processes
1. Once DISCO has approved the investigation request and PSQ, they electronically transmit the
investigation request along with the PSQ to OPM.
2. After the investigation request and PSQ arrive at OPM, they are loaded into OPM investigation
system “PIPS.”
3. The Requesting SMO will receive a “Released” notification which indicates that the investigation
request has been terminated and the PSQ has been loaded into PIPS.
4. The next step of the process will be for OPM to open the investigation.
5. When the investigation has been scheduled it will be noted on the SII screen.
6. After the investigation has been opened it will be noted on the Person Summary Screen in the
PID section.
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Request to Research/Upgrade Eligibility
What is an RRU used for?
The Request to Research, Upgrade Eligibility (RRU), is a direct notification to the appropriate CAF of
any status changes that a user cannot make within the system. There are several reasons for why you
would submit an RRU to the appropriate CAF. The following is just a sample of when you would submit
an RRU.
¾ Submit an RRU for personal information changes to update the Personnel Identification Date (PID)
for subjects who have open investigations.
¾ A person’s eligibility level does not reflect the current investigation that was conducted by Central
Adjudication Facility (CAF).
¾ For example, the Air Force has a more current investigation than what DISCO has on file.
¾ Correcting a person’s SSN.
NOTE: Do not create a new record to correct an SSN. Submit an RRU asking DISCO to update the
incorrect SSN on the existing record.
¾ Converting a “personnel clearance” from a non-DOD agency.
NOTE: Here is an example of a conversion message: “SUBJECT’S NAME - Request conversion of
DoE Q, granted on 03/17/2004, case number 0056238 to DOD Top Secret. FSO NAME and
NUMBER.”
The main thing you have to remember before you attempt to send an RRU on a person is that “You must
have an owning or servicing “relationship” with that person.” See How to In-Process.
8.2
How to Generate an RRU
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User of the appropriate SMO.
5. The person’s Personal Summary screen should appear with the person’s name printed at the top.
6. Make sure the category box located within the “Person Category” section is displaying the correct
organization. If the correct organization is not being displayed, click on the drop down box and
scroll down and highlight the correct organization.
NOTE: When the “Person Summary” screen first appears, and you see the error message: “The
Person Category does not have any Owning/Servicing Relationship and no Notification based
on Owning/Servicing Relationship will be sent,” then may indicate the default organization listed
is not the correct organization.
7. Once the proper Person Category is listed, and the person has an appropriate relationship with the
SMO, the “Request to Research/Upgrade Eligibility” hyperlink will be available.
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Request to research/upgrade eligibility link on person summary page
8. Click on the “Request to Research/Upgrade Eligibility” hyperlink.
Figure 100. Request to research/recertify/upgrade eligibility screen
9. In the “Justification” box, enter details of the request along with your telephone number.
10. Click on one of the three radio buttons that are available.
11. Click on the CAF pull-down menu and select the appropriate CAF to receive the RRU. For
Industry, the CAF selection, in most cases, would be DISCO.
NOTE: Once you submit an RRU to the CAF, you can cancel it as long as it has not been assigned to
an adjudicator.
NOTE: Continue to check “Notifications” to see the status of the RRU.
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Adverse Information/Incident Reports
JPAS allows you to submit an Adverse Information Report to the appropriate CAF. You do NOT have to
have a relationship with a person to submit an adverse information report on the person. However, if you
do not have a relationship with a person, you will NOT receive a “notification” on that person when the
adverse information is submitted or if the CAF takes action against the person’s eligibility.
NOTE: IMPORTANT -- To date, there is still a problem associated with adverse information reports that
are submitted within JPAS. Unless the adverse report is submitted as “Final,” then any JPAS
user can take a relationship on the record and read the adverse report. Follow the work around
steps listed below:
Instructions:
4. Click the “Display Person Summary” radio button (this is the default button).
6. The person’s Personal Summary screen should appear with the person’s name printed at the top.
7. The “Report Incident’ link is located in the Person Category section.
Figure 101. Report incident hyperlink
8. Click the “Report Incident” link.
9. “Incident Report” page returns and the appropriate information may be filled in.
10. Select “Final” for all Incident Reports.
11. Select Date of Incident.
12. Select CAF from pull down menu –DISCO.
13. Select “Incident Criteria.”
14. Provide "Unclassified Description of Incident.”
15. Enter up to 3,000 characters.
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Figure 102.
Incident report screen
16. For Initial Report – Start off saying: “This is an Initial Report…”
17. For Follow-Up Report – Start off saying: “This is a Follow-Up to the initial report submitted
on…”
18. Print copy for your records.
19. Hit the “Save” button.
20. Once submitted you will no longer have access to this page.
21. For additional info see: www.dss.mil.
9.1
Incident Report Notifications via JPAS
¾ The submitting office will receive notification of Incident via Incident Report Notification
screen
¾ Adjudication Summary will indicate “Pending Incident Report from DISCO”. Subject’s
name and Incident Report date will appear in “RED
¾ Subject’s name will stay red until the incident has been adjudicated
¾ After the incident report is reviewed by the adjudicator, the FSO may or may not receive a
request for the subject to submit a new SF 86
¾ If such a request is made, the FSO should initiate the request to the employee using JPAS
¾ If the request is not received by DISCO within 30 days from the date of request, DISCO will
administratively withdraw the eligibility determination by changing the eligibility to Loss of
Jurisdiction
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Section 10 Notifications
Notification is the means in which a CAF will contact you concerning any JPAS actions. For example, if
there is a change to an employee’s eligibility status or the CAF is responding back to an RRU, you will
receive this via “Notifications.” You can only see notifications associated with your PSM Net.
You should check the notification menu at least once a week, but daily would be better. All notifications
will remain present for 30 days or you can indicate immediate removal by checking the “Remove from
Display” box and “Confirm.”
You will know you have a notification if there is a “magnifying glass” immediately to the left of the
notification list.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO.
2. Click on “Notifications” (Main Menu).
3. The notification sub-menu will appear underneath the word “Notifications.”
4. If you have any notifications, you will see a magnifying glass immediately to the left of the menu
item.
Magnifying
Glass
“Notifications”
Menu
Items
Figure 103.
Notifications magnifying glass
5. If you click on the notification that has a magnifying glass, it will open a screen showing you the
notification for that particular sub-menu item.
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Figure 104.
RRU – CAF response
6. The individual’s SSN will be hyperlinked and if you click on the SSN it will take you to that
individual’s Person Summary screen.
7. If you click the gray “Cancel” button it will take you back to the Main Menu.
10.1 Notifications Link Definitions
Access Suspension Notification
Report Access Suspension in the User's PSM Net.
Notification is received if the CAF takes an action against a Person's Access.
Action by Svs SMO (Notification Action by Servicing Security Management Office)
A notification is sent when another JCAVS User, who has a Servicing relationship with a Person
Category, takes an action on that person.
The notification is sent to JCAVS User Levels 2 through 6 that have an Owning PSM Net
relationship with an affected person.
Aging Interim
The six-month point is determined from the date the Non-SCI Interim is granted.
CAF Information Rqst (Central Adjudication Facility Information Request)
Allows the JCAVS user to receive requests for information from the CAF including:
o Requests for Financial Statements
o Mental Health Evaluations
Eligibility Change
Allows JCAVS user to receive timely notifications when an Eligibility Change occurs for
someone in the JCAVS User’s PSM Net
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Incident Update
Notifies the JCAVS User when an Incident Report is made regarding a Person's Person Category
within any PSM Net relationships
Indoc / Debrief Assist (Indoctrination / Debrief Assist)
Allows JCAVS User Levels 2 and 3 to receive a notification from other JCAVS Users requesting
they indoctrinate or debrief a person SCI Access within JCAVS.
Interim SCI Status (Interim Sensitive Compartmented Information Status)
The JCAVS Interim SCI Status Notification screen allows JCAVS User Levels 2 and 3 to view
pending Interim SCI requests for individuals within their PSM Net.
Investigation Request Status
Allows Users to receive notifications if the status changes for an Investigation Request
Message from CAF (Message from Central Adjudication Facility)
Allows JCAVS User to receive notifications sent from the CAF for individuals in their PSM Net.
Overdue Suspense
Allows JCAVS User to receive timely notifications when Overdue Suspense occurs for a Person
in the User's PSM Net.
The suspense are set by the User from the JCAVS Add/Modify Suspense Data screen.
Pending SPA (Pending Special Purpose Access)
The JCAVS Joint Clearance and Access Verification System Pending SPA Special
Purpose Access Notification screen allows JCAVS User Level 2 to view and act upon Special
Purpose Access requests submitted by JCAVS User Level 3, prior to forwarding to the
appropriate CAF Central Adjudication Facility for adjudication.
Projected Losses
Allows JCAVS User to receive notifications of a person's projected departure.
The notification is activated once the appropriate Personnel Center sends a projected SAR or
projected RNLTD for the Person via the batch update process.
Reactivate Rqst Stat (Reactivate Request Status)
Allows JCAVS and JAMS Users to receive a Notification regarding the status of their request to
have a record "Reactivated.”
RRU Response (Request to Research/Upgrade Eligibility Response)
Allows the JCAVS User to receive responses from the CAF to previous requests for Research,
Recertification or Upgrade of a Person's Eligibility.
Separation with Access
Allows JCAVS User Levels 2 and 3 to receive Notification for Industry Person Categories who
belong to Organizations being Terminated, Revoked, or Discontinued. The Notification is
generated to the SMOs having Owning or Servicing relationships with the Separated Industry
Person Categories that still have active SCI Access.
SOR (Statement of Reasons)
Notifies JCAVS User Levels 2 through 6 that a SOR is being issued for an individual.
SPA Status
The JCAVS Special Purpose Access Status Notification Screen allows JCAVS User Levels 2 and
3 to view results of submitted Special Purpose Access for individuals.
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Visit

The JCAVS Visit Notification screen allows JCAVS Users to receive notification of personnel
visiting their SMO.
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Section 11 How to Generate a Report
There are several different types of reports that can be generated from the “Report” menu within JCAVS.
See Appendix L for a list of available JPAS reports. The three reports that you will most often use are:
•
Periodic Reinvestigation: list of personnel within your PSM Net whose investigation is out-of-scope
and requires a Periodic Reinvestigation.
•
PSM Net Report: abbreviated list of all personnel in your PSM Net.
•
Personnel Report: detailed list of personnel in your PSM Net, including access and eligibility
information.
NOTE: It is recommended that you use Internet Explorer 6.0 when you want to generate a report.
Reports can be produced, in PDF or Excel format. If you save your report as an Excel file, you
will be able to sort the report on any of the available columns.
Instructions:
1. Log in as a User for the SMO.
2. Click on “Reports” (Main Menu).
3. The sub-menu items will appear underneath the word “Reports.”
“Reports”
Menu
Items
Figure 105. List of reports
4. Click in the “Reports” sub-menu item the type of report you want to generate.
5. A new window will open which will allow you to customize your reports.
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Figure 106. Personnel by eligibility and access report
6. Under the “Report On” section, the default is “My Office Only” with two other options concerning
subordinates. Subordinates are only if you have established a “Parent/Child” relationship with
other organizations. If you do not have any “Parent/Child” relationships established, use the default
setting.
7. Under the “For Persons” section, the default is “Owned and Serviced” with two other options. You
can either select the report to contain only records for those you have an “owning” relationship or a
“servicing” relationship with the SMO. If you want both, then stay with the default setting.
8. Under the “Organization” section, the default is “All Organizations” with one other option of
“Organization’s Service Agency.” When “Organization’s Service Agency” is selected “DOD
Contractor Companies” selected and then the Name or Location or CAGE may be entered.
9. There are four other pull-down menus that you must populate before running the report. In most
cases you will just populate them with “ALL” which is the first option available when you click on
the pull-down. You can, however, pick any of the other available options if you want to customize
your report.
10. At the bottom of the page is another selection of by Name or SSN, the name is the default.
11. Once you have made your choices, click on the gray “Next” button.
Figure 107. Organization selection on eligibility and access report screen
12. Select the Organization from the Organizations drop-box and click on the gray “Run Report>”
button.
13. You will then see a screen informing you that the report is being processed. The report will appear
once the processing has been completed.
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Figure 108. Your report has been submitted for processing screen
14. While the report is processing you will also see the following screen indicating your report is
running.
Figure 109. Your report is running screen
15. After the report has finished processing, you will see the final report sorted by the SSN of the
personnel contained within the report.
NOTE: On the bottom left of the screen you will see two icons. The icon on the left allows you to view
the report as a PDF format. The icon on the right allows you to view the report in an Excel
format. See instructions below for how to get the "Save As" dialogue box when opening Excel
files.
Instructions:
1. Right click on "Start" button.
2. Select "Explore."
3. Select "Tools."
4. Select "Folder Options."
5. Select "File Types."
6. Scroll all the way down and select "XLS."
7. Select "Advanced."
8. Make sure "Confirm open after download" and "Browse in same window" are checked.
9. Select "OK."
10. Select "Close."
11. Exit out of start window.
12. Go back into excel and try to open and save your Excel file.
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Section 12 Special Investigative Index
Click on SII at the bottom of the Person Summary Screen and that will take you to the eClearance screen. The Special Investigative Index (SII) can be used to:
¾ Verify that an investigation has been opened.
¾ Verify DOE Q and L clearances for employment purposes only.
¾ Verify AKA information.
¾ Verify investigation summary.
¾ JPAS Person Information
Indicates Last Name, SSN, and DOB entered by the user to search for a record.
¾ SII Person Information
Indicates Last Name, SSN, and DOB returned by the SII.
¾ SII AKA Names
Indicates any AKA information returned by the SII.
¾ SII Investigation Summary
Indicates investigation information returned by SII.
¾ SII Clearance Summary
Indicates information returned by SII.
¾ SII Messages
This portion of the screen displays any messages returned by SII.
NOTE:
If the OPM SII database is down, the following text will be displayed under "SII Messages:" The
OPM CVS/SII System is NOT available.
Figure 110. SII snapshot
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Definitions of investigation terminology:
¾ Received - The case has been received at OPM via e-QIP and is in the review process prior to being
scheduled.
¾ Scheduled - The case is open at OPM and the investigation has started.
¾ Unacceptable- The case does not meet OPM standards and has been rejected. These must be entirely
resubmitted.
¾ CA Considered- This is used when during the course of an investigation, information is developed
which requires the opening of a new lead that is beyond the normal scope of an investigation at that
particular level. It is not necessarily a bad thing, just a need for more information. In some cases
OPM uses this when they are waiting for information from outside agencies that has delayed the case.
Unlike the CLOSED PENDING designation, these cases are still open and seem to progress
reasonably well.
¾ CP Closed Pending - The case is closed awaiting information from an outside agency that has taken
too long. In some cases this may be due to an inability to perform a subject interview due to
deployment of the subject to a location that is not served by OPM.
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Section 13 How to Submit a Test Problem Reports
(TPRs)
The purpose of the JPAS TPR is to provide an automatic means to collect and analyze the data
being submitted.
TPRs can be submitted electronically via JPAS or you can download a hard copy and submit via
fax. All pertinent information must be included in order to process the TPR and to provide
feedback or response to the requestor.
Figure 111.
JPAS TPR Example.
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•
Priority 1 - Mission Critical (Show Stopper)
o Adversely affects the accomplishment of an operational or mission essential capability
and no workaround solution is known.
o Adversely affects technical, cost, or schedule risks to the project or to life cycle support
of the system, and no workaround solution is known.
•
Priority 2 - Impacts Mission: No Workaround
o Prevents the accomplishment of an operational or mission essential capability.
o Jeopardizes safety, security, or other requirement designated “critical” (Show Stopper).
•
Priority 3 - Impacts Mission: Workaround Available
o Adversely affects the accomplishment of an operational or mission essential capability,
but a workaround solution is known.
o Adversely affects technical, cost, or schedule risks to the project or to life cycle support
of the system, but a workaround solution is known.
•
Priority 4 - Impacts Mission: Workaround Available
o Results in user/operator inconvenience or annoyance but does not adversely affect a
required operation or mission essential capability.
o Results in inconvenience or annoyance for development or support personnel but does
not prevent the accomplishment of those responsibilities.
•
Priority 5 - Functionality or Modification within Current Scope; To Be Delivered in Future
Release
o Any TPR that describes modifications or enhancements to the system that is within the
current scope of baseline requirements. Modifications will be delivered in a future
release.
•
Priority 6 - Wish List Item – Functionality or Modification beyond Current Scope; To Be
Considered for Development
o Any TPR that requests modifications or enhancements to the system that are not deemed
to be within the current scope of requirements. Recommendation will be taken under
advisement and considered for development and release at a later time.
To complete a TPR, go to the following website:
https://www.dss.mil/portal/ShowBinary/BEA%20Repository/new_dss_internet//diss/jpas/tprfor
m.html
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Section 14 Helpful Tips and Tricks
If a person has transferred within an MFO company, the category tab will need to be changed to reflect
the gaining organization; then the losing organization will have to out-process that person so that the
gaining organization can in-process them.
Instructions:
1. Check the box in the “Expand” column and click confirm. This will expand the request and show
the “Document Type” and “Received Date,” if the document has already been faxed or uploaded.
Figure 112.
Investigation Request Status Notification
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Appendix A - Terms and Definitions
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Debrief: To remove an access level, requires debrief date and reason for debrief.
•
Indoctrinate: To assign an access level to a cleared employee once they have a
completed investigation or interim eligibility.
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In-Process: To bring a person into your PSM Net
•
Notifications: The means in which you will be notified of any JPAS action; will be
indicated by a magnifying glass just to the left of the word notification.
•
Organization: An organization is a unique code that has been assigned for each CAGE
(Industry) and UIC (DOD) within the JPAS system. For Industry, Organizations contain
the CAGE code immediately followed by a hyphenated “I.” For example, CAGE
“1D020” would be established as “1D020-I.” Each person within JPAS must be assigned
to an organization.
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Out-Process: To remove a person no longer associated with your PSM Net.
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Owning: When adding someone to your SMO, you must determine if you want to “own”
them or just “service” them. The easiest way to determine if you should own a person is
to ask the question, “Who is responsible for updating this person’s security clearance?”
If you are responsible, then you should “own” this person.
•
Personnel Security Management Network (PSM Net): A PSM Net is a listing of
everyone within your SMO (listed by SSN) whom YOU are responsible for
maintaining/updating their security clearance information.
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Reciprocity: Any previously granted PCL that is based upon a current investigation of a
scope that meets or exceeds that necessary for the clearance required shall provide the
basis for issuance of a new clearance without further investigation or adjudication unless
significant derogatory information that was not previously adjudicated becomes known to
the granting agency.
•
Security Management Office (SMO): A SMO is established by an FSO and can contain
one or more organizations. Each FSO must determine the number of organizations they
want within their SMO. For example, if an FSO has four (4) different organizations, the
FSO could either establish a separate SMO for each organization or establish one SMO
for all four organizations. The SMO is responsible for “maintaining” the clearances for
everyone “owned” within the SMO.
•
Servicing: If you do not maintain a person’s clearance, but you want to be notified if
there is a change in their eligibility, then you should set up a serving relationship with the
person.
Appendix A – Terms and Definitions
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Appendix B - Acronyms
AM
Account Manager
CAF
Central Adjudicating Facility
CAGE
Commercial and Government Entity Code
CC
Chain of Command
CNWDI
Critical Nuclear Weapons Design Information
DCID
Directorate Central Intelligence Directive
DEERS
Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System
DepSecDef
Deputy Secretary of Defense
DISCO
Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office
DOD
Department of Defense
DoE
Department of Energy
EPSQ
Electronic Personnel Security Questionnaire
e-QIP
Electronic Questionnaire for Investigation Processing
FCL
Facility Clearance
FSO
Facility Security Officer
ISL
Industrial Security Letter
JCAVS
Joint Clearance and Access Verification System
JPAS
Joint Personnel Adjudication System
KMP
Key Management Personnel
LOC
Letter of Consent
MFO
Multiple Facility Organization
MFT
Multiple Facility Transfer
NAC
National Agency Check
NACLAC
National Agency Check with Local Area Check
NACLACC
National Agency Check with Local Area Check and Credit Check
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NdA
Non-disclosure Agreement (Non-SCI/DOD)
NdS
Non-disclosure Statement (SCI)
NLC
National Agency Check with Local Area Check and Credit Check
NRO
National Reconnaissance Office
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OPM
Office of Personnel Management
PASCODE
Personnel Accounting System Code
PCL
Personnel Clearance
PCS
Permanent Change of Station
PR
Periodic Reinvestigation
PSM Net
Personnel Security Management Network
RRU
Request for Research/Recertify/Upgrade Eligibility
RUC
Reporting Unit Code
SAP
Special Access Program
SCI
Sensitive Compartmented Information
SIGMA 16
Reserved for DoE
SII
Special Investigative Inquiry
SIOP
Single Integrated Operating Plan
SMO
Security Management Office
SPA
Special Purpose Access
SOR
Statement of Reason
SSBI
Single Scope Background Investigation
SSN
Social Security Number
SVC
Servicing
TDY
Temporary Duty
TPR
Test Problem Report
UIC
Unit Identification Code
VAL
Visit Authorization Letter
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Appendix C – Investigation Types
Within JPAS you will discover several different types of investigations listed. The majority of you will
normally work mainly with a Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI) for a Top Secret clearance
and a National Agency Check, Local Agency Check, Credit (NACLACC) for a Secret clearance.
The following is a list of acronyms for all the different types of investigation you’ll discover that are
utilized throughout JPAS.
Code Acronym
Investigation Type
$
ANCI
Access National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check
AN
ANCI
Access National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check
27
BGI
Upgrade Background Investigation (13-36 months from LBI)
29
BGI
37
BGI
4
BI
Background Investigation
P
BIPN
Background Investigation plus Current National Agency Check
G
BIPR
Periodic Reinvestigation of Background Investigation
T
BIR
Background Investigation Requested
F
BITN
Background Investigation (10 year scope)
I
CI
Character Investigation
CN
CNAC
National Agency Check plus Credit Check
CC
CNCI
Child Care National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check
1
ENAC
Entrance National Agency Check
8
ENAL
Entrance National Agency Check plus Special Investigative Inquiry
9
IBI
Interview Orientated Background Investigation
K
LBI
Limited Background Investigation
R
LBIP
Limited Background Investigation plus Current National Agency Check
Y
LBIX
Limited Background Investigation - Expanded
W
LRC
Local Records Check
B
LRCN
Local Records Check plus Investigation Requested
L
MBI
Minimum Background Investigation
Q
MBIP
Minimum Background Investigation plus Current National Agency Check
X
MBIX
Minimum Background Investigation – Expanded
2
NAC
D
NACB
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check plus Background
Investigation
3
NACI
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check
7
NACL
National Agency Check plus Special Investigative Inquiry
6
NACP
National Agency Check plus 10 Years Service
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NACS
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check plus Single Scope
C
NACW
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check
Z
NACZ
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check plus Special
Investigative Inquiry
48
NAFI
Non-Appropriated Fund Suitability Determination
*
NLC
National Agency Check, Local Agency Check & Credit
XX
NLC
National Agency Check, Local Agency Check & Credit
N
NNAC
National Agency Check plus Written Inquires and Credit Check plus Current
H
NPSB
National Agency Check plus Partial Special Background Investigation
46
NSI
NSI-NACI/Suitability Determination
U
OTHR
Information Furnished by Sources Other than a Listed Investigation
PPR
Phased Periodic Reinvestigation
11
PRI
Periodic Reinvestigation
#
PRS
Periodic Reinvestigation – SECRET
PR
PRSC
Periodic Reinvestigation – Secret/Confidential
43
RSI
Reimbursable Suitability/Security Investigation
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SAC
Single Agency Check/Special Agreement Check
S
SBBI
Special Background Investigation plus Current Background Investigation
5
SBI
Special Background Investigation
M
SBIP
Special Background Investigation/Single Scope Background Investigation plus
Current National Agency Check
V
SBIR
Single Scope Background Investigation Requested
J
SBPR
Periodic Reinvestigation of Special Background Investigation/Single Scope
O
SII
Special Investigative Inquiry
0
SSBI
Single Scope Background Investigation
A
XNAC
Expanded National Agency/Entrance National Agency Check
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Appendix D – Termination/Transfer Flowchart
FSO/User receives
notification
Separate the
employee in JPAS
Out-Process the
employee in JPAS
FSO/User
FSO/User
FSO/User
Is the
employee
terminating?
Yes
Debrief employee in
JPAS
FSO/User
No
Ensure employee is
properly indoctrinated
Out-Process
employee in JPAS
End
FSO/User
Is the
Yes
employee
transferring within
the SMO?
Gaining FSO/User
Convert Industry Tab
to new Organization
Ensure employee is
properly indoctrinated
Separate employee
in JPAS
FSO/User
Gaining FSO/User
Gaining FSO/User
Convert Industry Tab
to new Organization
In-Process the
employee in JPAS
Debrief employee in
JPAS
Losing FSO/User
Gaining FSO/User
Gaining FSO/User
No
Yes
Out-Process
employee in JPAS
Send Gaining FSO/User
an email of MFT
Losing FSO/User
Losing FSO/User
Will
the employee be
required to keep a
clearance?
Appendix D – Termination/Transfer Flowchart
No
In-Process employee
in JPAS
Gaining FSO/User
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Appendix E – JCAVS Step Matrix
Appendix E –JCAVS Step Matrix
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Appendix F – JCAVS Step Matrix Remarks
Appendix F – JCAVS Step Matrix Remarks
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Appendix G – e-QIP Applicant Information Sheet
You have been selected to utilize the new Electronic Questionnaire for Investigation Processing (e-QIP)
to process your Periodic Re-investigation (PR). The e-QIP system is an electronic database that has been
utilized for several years by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to Personnel Security
Questionnaires (PSQ) for security clearances. In the past, Industry utilized a system called the Electronic
Personnel Security Questionnaire (EPSQ) to process security clearances. Now Industry is also going to
start using e-QIP system to process security clearances.
One of the major conveniences of the e-QIP system is that it is a web-based system, so you can access the
system from anywhere you have internet access, such as your home or from the office. Since e-QIP it is a
web-based system, it’s important that you have your internet browser properly configured.
Web Browser Requirements
If using Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE), you must have version 5.5 or later, with Service Pack 2. Internet
Options for IE should be set as follows:
• Enable JavaScript
• Enable Cookies
• Enable Scripting
• Enable TLS 1.0 (this option is disabled by default.).
To enable TLS 1.0 in IE, on the top menu:
• Select TOOLS
• Select INTERNET OPTIONS
• Select the tab labeled ADVANCED
• Scroll down to the section labeled SECURITY
• Check the box to enable TLS 1.0
• Click the OK button to save
If using AOL, open a separate window in IE (outside AOL) and set TLS 1.0 following the instructions above; or
directly within AOL, go to the top menu in AOL, then:
• Select SAFETY
• Select SETTINGS
• Select INTERNET PROPERTIES
• Under RELATED SETTINGS, select INTERNET EXPLORER SETTINGS, then the ADVANCED tab
• Scroll down to SECURITY
• Check TLS 1.0
• Click the APPLY and OK buttons
• Click SAVE in the AOL Browser Settings box
If you are using Mozilla, you must have at least version 0.9.4. Although security settings may already be defaulted
to the proper values, you should verify so by following this process:
• Select EDIT
• Select PREFERENCES
• Select PRIVACY AND SECURITY
• Select SSL
• Under SSL Protocol Versions, enable SSL VERSION 2, SSL VERSION 3, and TLS
Mozilla users must also verify that they are enabled to use cookies. To do so, go to your browser’s toolbar and
verify in the following order:
• Select EDIT
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Select PREFERNCES
Select PRIVACY AND SECURITY
Select COOKIES
Ensure that either ENABLE COOKIES FOR THE ORIGINATING WEBSITE ONLY or ENABLE ALL
COOKIES is checked
e-QIP is also compatible with Netscape Navigator, version 6.1 or later.
If you are using JAWS screen-reading software, please note that JAWS requires the use of Internet Explorer,
version 5.5 or later.
Accessing e-QIP
Now that you’ve properly configured your computer, you’ll need to access the OPM e-QIP website.
1. Start your internet browser and enter the following URL website address:
www.opm.gov/e-qip/
2. The e-QIP Gateway Page will appear.
APPLICANT SITE.”
Scroll down and click the link labeled “e-QIP
3. A “browser checker” utility will automatically run and test your computer for e-QIP
compatibility. Click the “CONTINUE” button to proceed to the application. (If after doing so
you receive the error message “Page Cannot Be Displayed,” please ensure that you’ve properly
configured your computer and that you’ve enable TLS 1.0.)
4. A Security Alert box may appear, asking “Do you want to proceed?” If it does, click the “YES”
button with the mouse, or type <CTRL Y> to continue.
5. The e-QIP Welcome Screen will appear. Enter your Social Security Number in the text entry
boxes, and click the “SUBMIT” button to logon to the e-QIP applicant site.
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Enter SSN
6. Initially you’ll be asked to answer three default “Golden Questions.” You’ll be required to type
in your last name, year you were born and city where you were born. IMPORTANT The first
time you’re asked for the “City you were born,” you have to type in the word “unknown”
(case sensitive). Then you may create new Golden Questions and Answers on the next screen.
unknown
7. Click the highlighted link that says: “Enter Your Data.”
8. Complete the SF-86 questions and save as instructed. Validation of your data will occur after
every screen save.
9. Once you’ve completed the form, but BEFORE you certify your form, print out a copy of the
PSQ.
10. Bring the printed copy of the PSQ to your Security Organization’s Facility Security Officer.
11. Once the Security Organization has reviewed the PSQ, they will contact you for additional
information and/or for you to come to the Security Office to certify your PSQ electronically.
12. Once you’ve certify your PSQ, print out the release forms and certification for your signature.
These signature forms will be retained by the Security Organization.
13. Print out an archival copy of your PSQ for your own records and the Security Organizations
records. (If you are having difficulty opening the forms to print, right click on the link, choose
SAVE AS, and then save the file on your computer. Open up the Adobe Acrobat reader program
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separately in its own window (not through Internet Explorer), and then open the file you saved in
order to print it out.
Print Archival copy of PSQ
Print Signature Forms
Release PSQ to OPM
14. Once you’ve printed out the Archived copy of your PSQ and the signature forms, click on the
“Release Request/Transmit to Agency” link.
For additional information on using the e-QIP system and completing your PSQ, click on the “eQIP Brochure for Applicants” located at the e-QIP Gateway.
Problem Checklist
Now that you’ve properly configured your computer, you’ll need to access the OPM e-QIP website.
1. Releases not dated, signed or legible. Modifications must be initialed by Subject.
2. DOB or POB discrepancy between FPC and SF86/SF85P.
3. Missing middle name on FPC (Must match SF86/SF85P). Indicate “NMN,” if there is no middle
name. Indicate “IO” if Initial only.
4. Missing City, State and Zip. This is required for ALL residence and employment addresses.
5. The lack of SSNs and POBs for cohabitants on SSBI requests.
6. Employment and residence gaps (see instructions at www.dss.mil for specifics).
7. Lack of separation date and residence of spouse in case of separation or divorce.
8. Missing marital status of previous spouse. If unknown, indicate.
9. Missing debt clarification; indicate if still outstanding. Provide comments in remarks section if
needed.
10. Subject’s certification of accuracy of EPSQ must be within 180 days.
SEE www.dss.mil FOR MORE DETAILS
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Appendix H – SF86 Reviewing Instructions
Instructions on How a Facility Security Officer Should Review a Questionnaire for National
Security Positions, Standard Form 86 (SF-86), for industrial personnel
(APRIL 2008)
1. Key Points
This document contains guidance for reviewing the Questionnaire for National Security Positions, SF-86,
for industrial personnel. NISPOM paragraph 2-202, “Procedures for Completing the Electronic Version of
the SF 86,” requires the FSO or designee to review the SF-86 to determine its adequacy and completeness
before it can be sent to the Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO.)
SF 86 submissions to the Defense Security Service (DSS) will be accomplished by using the Joint
Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS). Within JPAS, there is an interface with the Electronic
Questionnaire for Investigations Processing (e-QIP), which is the means to submit the clearance and
investigation request to DISCO. If you do not have connectivity to e-QIP via the JPAS, or if you have
questions or issues that you are unable to resolve, please contact the DoD Security Services Center at 1888-282-7682 for assistance.
e-QIP provides edit and validation features for the SF-86 data that allows immediate correction of
potential problems. The validation process discourages entry of incomplete or illogical data onto the form.
FSOs should review each section of the document in its entirety, as all information presented is
considered the minimum requirement for an SF-86 to be approved by DISCO.
Investigation scope for an SSBI investigation is 10 years from date of submission of the request for
investigation. Investigation scope for a NACLC investigation is 7 years. Applicants must provide
residence, employment and education information to meet the appropriate investigation scope.
2. Questionnaire for National Security Positions (SF 86) Criteria
Section 1-6 – Your Identifying Information
Name (must provide full name) Note: If a middle initial is provided, SUBJECT must state initial only
(I.O.), or if no middle name is provided, SUBJECT must state No Middle Name. All items should be
provided to include: Date of Birth, Place of Birth, County, Other Names Used, Height, Weight, Hair
Color and Eye Color. FSOs should ensure the name provided on the SF-86 exactly matches the name in
JPAS.
Section 7 – Telephone Numbers
The validation process requires complete information. Ensure the three (3) digit area code is valid and
seven (7) digit phone number is present.
Section 8 – Citizenship
If SUBJECT is foreign born and parents are foreign born, ensure naturalization information is present.
If SUBJECT’s country of birth is one of the following: the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam,
American Samoa, Northern Marianas Islands, the Virgin Islands, the Trust Territory of Baker Island,
Howland Island, Jarvis Island, Midway Island, Wake Island, Johnston Island, Kingman Reef, Navassa
Island, and Palmyra Atoll, naturalization information is not required.
If SUBJECT states U.S. National and is foreign born and parents are foreign born, naturalization
information must be provided.
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U.S. Passport
If SUBJECT marked yes to U.S. passport, passport number and month/day/year issued are required.
Dual Citizenship
If SUBJECT states Dual Citizenship, dual country information is required.
If SUBJECT is foreign born and shows one or both parents born in the U.S., naturalization information is
not required.
Resident Aliens
If SUBJECT is not a U.S. citizen, provide alien registration number, date and place of entry into the U.S.
Section 9 – Where You Have Lived
FOR NACLC
Must provide residence for the last 7 years or until Subject’s 16th birthday.
For all other residence coverage requirements, follow guidelines for SSBI.
FOR SSBI
Must provide residence for the last 10 years or until subject’s 18th birthday. If under 21 years of age must
provide 2 years coverage or the period since subject’s 16th birthday.
Dates of coverage must be consecutive and without breaks for the entire period or an explanation must be
provided.
Residence coverage must be within commuting distance of employment unless explained.
NOTE: If SUBJECT is a Consultant or employed by a commercial carrier, or the Merchant Marine,
employment need not be within commuting distance.
Residence coverage must include complete addresses to include ZIP Codes.
NOTE: P.O. Box Numbers are not acceptable.
APO/FPO addresses are acceptable if within commuting distance of employment.
Section 10 – Where You Went To School
FOR SSBI/NACLC
Required Data. List education for the last 10 years or list the most recent education beyond high school,
no matter when education occurred. Details must include name of school, city, and state.
Section 11 – Your Employment Activities
First employment listed should be information pertaining to the organization submitting the clearance
request. In pre-employment situations, the employment information for that organization may be provided
within Remarks. Pre-employment provided in remarks should include: Employer Name, Employer Street
Address, City, State, and ZIP Code.
FOR NACLC
Must provide employment for the last 7 years.
For all other employment coverage requirements, follow guidelines for SSBI.
FOR SSBI
Must provide employment for the last 10 years or until subject’s 18th birthday. If under 21 years of age,
must provide 2 years or the period since subject’s 16th birthday.
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Make sure residence and employment are within reasonable commuting distance. (Example: Subject lists
residence in California and employment in Virginia with no explanation. This will be rejected for more
information unless it is explained.
Dates of coverage must be consecutive and without breaks for the entire period or an explanation must be
provided.
If present employment reflects subject is at a classified job site, accept as is.
Must provide complete addresses for employment coverage to include name of employer.
APO/FPO addresses are acceptable if within commuting distance of residence.
All military duty stations must be provided.
If SUBJECT was aboard ship must provide all homeports.
Overlapping employment is acceptable if within commuting distance of each other.
If unemployed/self-employed, must provide reference to verify (can use spouse/parents as reference).
Dates of coverage must show month and year.
If SUBJECT’s job title is Field Representative, employment must still be within commuting distance of
residence, or subject must provide details as to why they are not.
Federal Civil Service, provide Employer Name, Employer Street Address, City, State, and ZIP Code and
dates of employment.
Section 12 – People Who Know You Well
Provide information for each field.
Section 13/15 – Your Spouse
Provide information for each field.
If spouse was born abroad and is now a U.S. citizen, naturalization information is required. If not a U.S.
citizen but living in the U.S., alien registration number with date and place of entry into the U.S. is
required. If divorced within 10 years, complete information must be provided for former spouse (s).
NOTE: Spouse Naturalization / Alien Registration information of foreign born spouses is provided in
Section 14/15 Your Relatives and Associates.
Section 14/15 – Your Relatives and Associates
Must provide information on relatives and associates. Information must include date, place of birth (city,
state), present residence and citizenship.
SUBJECT must provide complete information on spouse-like relationship or co-habitant. This includes
the social security number of all spouse-like relationships or co-habitants.
If relatives and associates were born abroad and are now United States citizens, must provide
naturalization information. If not U.S. citizens but living in the U.S., must provide alien registration
number with date and place of entry into the U.S.
NOTE: Immediate family members only must be listed. Immediate family member is defined as
SUBJECT’s current spouse or current cohabitant, SUBJECT’s father, mother, sons, daughters,
brothers, sisters.
Section 17 – Your Military History
Required Data. Information must include Dates, Branch of Service.
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Section 18 – Foreign Activities
Required Data. When answered Yes, provide details.
Section 19 – Your Military Record
Required Data. When answered Yes, provide details.
Section 19 – Your Military Record
Required Data. If other than Honorable Discharge, include type of Discharge, and date of Discharge.
Section 20 – Your Selective Service Record
If answered Yes/No, provide an explanation. (When SUBJECT states he is a male born after December
31, 1959 and has not registered for Selective Service, a legal exemption reason must be provided.) To
verify Selective Service registration, contact the Selective Service System at 1-847-688-6888 for
assistance.
Section 21 – Your Medical Record – SF 86, Question 21 – Revised to read:
In the last 7 years, have you consulted with a health care professional regarding an emotional or mental
health condition or were you hospitalized for such a condition?
Answer “No” if the counseling for any of the following reasons and was not court ordered:
• strictly marital, family, grief not related to violence by you; or
• strictly related to adjustments from service in a military combat environment.
If you answered “Yes” indicate who conducted the treatment and/or counseling, provide the following
information, dates of treatment and name/address of health care professional.
Section 22 – Your Employment Record
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide date, specific reason, employer’s name, and address.
Section 25 – Your Police Record
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide date, offense, action taken, law enforcement authority/court,
state and ZIP Code.
Section 24 – Your Use of Illegal Drugs and Drug Activity
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide dates of usage, controlled substance/prescription drug used and
the number of times used.
Section 25 – Your Use of Alcohol
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide dates, name and address of counselor or doctor.
Section 26 – Your Investigations Record
The validation process requires Type, Date, Agency, and Clearance.
Section 27 – Your Financial Record
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide Date of Action, Type of Action, Amount, Name Action
Occurred Under, Court/Agency Name, and complete Street Address of Court/Agency. Information
should be presented for each bankruptcy, garnishment, lien, or judgments within 7 years.
Section 28 – Your Financial Delinquencies
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide Month / Year, Agency Code, and complete Street Address.
Information should be presented for each delinquent debt overdue 180 days or more within 7 years or
currently overdue more than 90 days.
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Section 29 – Public Record Civil Court Actions
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide date, nature of action, result of action, names of parties
involved and court (include city and state or country if outside US).
Section 30 – Your Association Record
Required Data. If answered Yes, provide Month / Year, Agency Code, and Clearance Code.
3. Continuation Space
Indicate requirements concerning Special Access Programs (SAP) or Sensitive Compartmented
Information (SCI) here.
Effective September 1, 2007, requests for industry SCI clearance eligibility by the Air Force CAF will be
processed only if an SCI Security Management Office (SMO) is present in JPAS. Failure of the company
or the AF Special Security Office (SSO) to record the relationship will result in processing for a collateral
clearance eligibility decision by DISCO. This applies to investigations submitted but not yet adjudicated.
At this time, there are no changes to procedures in place for SCI adjudications by other CAFs.
4. Certification That My Answers Are True
Ensure the release that is submitted was generated by the e-QIP system. Failure to use the appropriate
form will result in OPM being unable to match the release to the investigation request, as codes are
contained on the forms to permit matching them.
Certification and Release forms may be scanned and attached in JPAS. This is the acceptable means for
providing handwritten comments or markings to indicate the request is for periodic reinvestigation and no
fingerprint cards are required.
If you fax Release forms, do not send a cover page or fingerprint cards. Items should be sent to 1-866804-0686. No hand written comments or markings are acceptable.
5. Expected Attachments
Fingerprint Cards for must be provided to the Office of Personnel Management within 30 days of
approval by the DISCO. This is indicated by a “release PSI” status in JPAS. For further guidance on
releases, certification or Fingerprint Cards, please refer to the posting.
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Appendix I – Identifying the Government Customer
How to Identify the Government Customer When Requesting an
Investigation for a Personnel Security Clearance (PCL) in JPAS
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Appendix J – DSS Industry Rules
Procedures Governing Use of JPAS by Cleared Contractors
Defense Security Service
April 2007
National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM) paragraph 2-200b states that “When
the CSA [Cognizant Security Agency] has designated a database as the system of record for contractor
eligibility and access, the contractor shall be responsible for annotating and maintaining the accuracy of
their employees’ access records. Specific procedures will be provided by the CSA.” The Department of
Defense, acting as a CSA, has designated the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) as the DoD
system of record for contractor eligibility and access.
JPAS is a U.S. Government information system that contains official government records. The
information in JPAS must be protected from unauthorized disclosure and used only for authorized
purposes. Contractors may only use their JPAS accounts to manage the access records of their employees
and consultants, and to verify the access levels and affiliations (e.g., employee of ABC Company) of
incoming visitors who require access to classified information.
The following procedures are issued under the authority provided by NISPOM paragraph 2-200b.
Contractors shall follow these procedures when using JPAS and shall ensure that authorized users of
JPAS have been properly informed about these procedures and any other specific policies governing
access to and use of JPAS.
1. Contractors shall accurately maintain the JPAS records pertaining to their employees and
consultants. Contractors must expeditiously update these records when changes occur (e.g.,
termination of employment).
2. Contractors are prohibited from placing false information in JPAS, and DSS will seek
appropriate sanctions against contractors and contractor employees who knowingly place
false information in JPAS.
3. DoD issues JPAS accounts exclusively for use by a specific contractor or corporate family of
contractors. Persons given access to JPAS as account holders may only use JPAS on behalf
of the cleared contractor or corporate family of contractors through which the account was
issued. For example, an employee of ABC Company holding a JPAS account issued through
ABC Company and who works at a government site is not authorized to use the contractorgranted account in support of the government customer. If the government customer requires
the contractor employee to review or update JPAS records on behalf of the government
customer, the government customer must provide the JPAS account for the contractor
employee to use.
4. The JPAS account manager must be a company employee. The JPAS account manager
cannot be a subcontractor or consultant.
5. Contractors may subcontract or obtain consultant support for administering security services.
The using contractor will provide a JPAS account to the subcontractor or consultant under the
using contractor’s Security Management Office (SMO) for the sole purpose of permitting the
subcontractor or consultant to provide security services for the using company.
Subcontractors or consultants providing such security services must be under the direct
supervision of the using contractor’s FSO or FSO’s designee.
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6. Each individual accessing JPAS must have a separate and unique account created by the
individual’s JPAS account manager. The account manager must maintain a current record of
every JPAS account established.
7. JPAS users may never share their user names, passwords, or other authentication information
with any other individual, including anyone who is a designee or an alternate to the account
holder.
8. Contractors must not allow any practices that include sharing user names, passwords, or other
authentication information, and must have policies in place that guard against such practices.
Contractors can establish JPAS accounts for additional users when a reasonable need exists.
9. Access to JPAS is only authorized by means of company or government-owned equipment
with appropriate security controls in place. JPAS users may not access their accounts from
personal or home computers.
10. Contractors are not permitted to change an existing date notation in JPAS for the Classified
Information Nondisclosure Agreement (SF 312). Contractors must, however, input the date
that the SF 312 was signed when JPAS does not reflect a date.
11. Contractors are authorized to verify prospective employees’ eligibility for access to classified
information in JPAS prior to an offer of employment being extended. However, contractors
may not use JPAS for recruiting purposes.
12. While access to JPAS is only granted to contractors who have a legitimate need for such
access in support of classified work being performed for the Government, JPAS is not a
classified system. DSS will not grant a facility security clearance (FCL) for the sole purpose
of allowing a company or its employees to gain access to JPAS.
13. Any contractor with JPAS access that becomes aware of a violation of these procedures shall
immediately report the nature of the violation, the names of the responsible parties, and a
description of remedial action taken, to the servicing DSS Industrial Security Representative.
NOTE: Violations of the procedures may lead DSS to suspend or withdraw JPAS access, terminate the
JPAS account, or exclude culpable companies or persons from access to JPAS for a specified
or indefinite period. DSS will also refer information concerning violations of these procedures to
other federal agencies for consideration of administrative, civil or criminal sanctions when
circumstances warrant.
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Appendix K – PSM Net Validation
¾ From the Main Menu select “PSM Net”

Will take you to JCAVS Maintain PSM Net Screen
¾ Select “Person Categories by Organization”

Click “Add” - Will take you to PSM Net Add Organization Category
¾ Hit “Select Organization” - Will take you to organization search
¾ Select DoD Contractor Companies

Enter your cage code (plus *) in last box

Click “Search” – selected cage will show up

Click blue link indicating cage code; company name will move to top line

Click “OK” – Will take you back to “PSM Net Add Org…”

Click “Search”

Search result will indicate all persons associated with your cage that are not in your PSM Net
¾ Determine if each person listed should be in your PSM Net

If Yes – In-process and indoctrinate

If No – In-process and out-process using the same date; then go to add/modify screen and enter
separation date and separation code. At midnight the person will drop out of your PSM Net and
will no longer be associated with your Cage
Appendix K – PSM Net Validation
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Appendix L – JPAS Reports
Act PC-Access/No PSM Net
¾ Lists organizations that have a Person Category for a subject without a PSM Net relationship
owned or serviced
Inv Rqst by Duty Pos
¾ This report indicates all Investigations Request currently in your PSM Net by Duty Position.
Non-SCI Totals
¾ List of all Non-SCI Access’s, for owned and or services Person Categories in your PSM Net
or subordinate organization.
Periodic Reinvest
¾ List of Personnel within your PSM Net or subordinate organization whose investigation may
be out-of-scope and may require a Periodic Reinvestigation
Personnel
¾ Detailed list of Personnel in your PSM Net and or subordinate organization, including access,
eligibility and investigation information.
PSM Net Personnel
¾ Abbreviated list of all personnel in your PSM Net or subordinate organization.
SMO-No PSM Net
¾ Retrieve information regarding SMO’s in your hierarchy that have not established a PSM
Net.
SMO-No Users
¾ Retrieve information regarding SMO’s in your hierarchy that have established their SMO but
have no Personnel with an Owning or Servicing relationship in their PSM Net.
SMO-PC-No Access
¾ Retrieve information regarding SMO’s in your hierarchy that have established their PSM Net
but don’t have a access indoctrinated for a Person Category.
Suspense
¾ Retrieves information regarding Suspense information the JCAVS user creates from a
subject’s Person Summery screen / Suspense Data link.
Suspensions
¾ Information regarding Suspensions for personnel in your PSM Net and or subordinate
organization.
• Examples:
Information regarding Eligibility Suspensions for personnel in your PSM Net and or
subordinate organization.
Information Access Suspensions for personnel in your PSM Net and or subordinate
organization.
Appendix L – Submitting Adverse Via JPAS
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JPAS INDUSTRY TEAM
Quinton Wilkes – Team Lead
quinton.wilkes@L-3com.com
Tanya Elliott
telliott@caci.com
Joseph Jessop
joseph.j.jessop@lmco.com
Toni MacDonald
renita.macdonald@boeing.com
Ellen Suchey
ellen_h_suchey@raytheon.com
INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FACILITIES DATABASE (ISFD)
Chad Stoker
Chad.e.stoker@L-3com.com
EDUCATION & TRAINING
SUBTEAM
JPAS SUBTEAM
Toni MacDonald
renita.macdonald@boeing.com
Tanya Elliott
telliott@caci.com
Joseph Jessop
joseph.j.jessop@lmco.com
Ellen Suchey
ellen_h_suchey@raytheon.com
Rhonda Peyton
rpeyton@schaferalb.com
Michelle Dockins
Michelle.m.dockins@lmco.com
Clyde Sayler
clyde.j.sayler@L-3com.com
Suzie Bryant
smbryant@raytheon.com
Michael Woolweaver
michael.h.woolweaver@boeing.com
Debbie Michele
Deborah.michel@baesystems.com
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