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This is an interesting point. I once had to fill out a security clearance form for a job at NASA detailing every individual I had had contact with outside of th
by yosito 4y ago
This is an interesting point. I once had to fill out a security clearance form for a job at NASA detailing every individual I had had contact with outside of the US in the last 10 years. Since I've traveled extensively internationally, and couldn't even begin to mention all the people I've been in contact with, I just wrote an essay explaining my lifestyle. I expected to get denied, but I got security clearance faster than anyone else in the department had ever heard of.
- lallysingh 4y agoProbably because you didn't give them names to check!
- mynameisvlad 4y agoI’ve always wondered, as an immigrant, how they would expect someone like me to answer that question. My entire family are outside the US. A big chunk of the people I interact with are friends who also moved down to the states and are not citizens yet. I probably interact with non-citizens daily more than citizens. It would be practically impossible for me to detail everyone I ever interacted with 10 years ago while I was at a Canadian school getting my degree. The whole thing is so absurd for anyone who has ever been outside of the US even once.