Security Clearance Threatened? Protect What You've Earned

Just when an accusation or investigation seems behind you, a letter threatens your security clearance. Regulations governing clearances give you the tools to respond, but the DCSA adjudications process is complex.

Elizabeth combs through the facts and regulations to build a compelling rebuttal to the government's claims, drawing on that regulatory knowledge to demonstrate your fitness to hold your security clearance. 

What to Expect

The Security Clearance Response Process

When your security clearance is threatened, you'll typically receive a Letter of Intent to Deny or Revoke from the DCSA. You have the right to respond in writing, and in many cases request a hearing before an administrative judge. A well-prepared written response addressing the specific security concerns raised is often the difference between keeping and losing your clearance.