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sf85p questionnaire for public trust positions - opm
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The applicant is a citizen who is seeking to join the Army.  The Applicant should provide:  — 1. A written explanation of the Applicant's interest in the Army, and why it makes sense for the Applicant to join the Army. (For details, see the  Army Recruiting and Retention FAQ) 2. A completed SF-85P, Applicant Questionnaire for Non Sensitive Positions. E-9s and Citizen Applicants are required to complete the questionnaire, and the completed questionnaire must be posted in a conspicuous location.  The SF-85 also requires a “Statement of Understanding” that outlines: 1. The Applicant's willingness to participate in a drug abuse program with the United States Department of Health and Human Services if required; 2. The amount of drugs that the Applicant has consumed and the results of his or her testing for drugs; 3. The Applicant's willingness to participate in polygraph testing; 4. The Applicant's willingness to pay a fine if ordered to.
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You must submit the following items to complete this questionnaire:.
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The Department of Defense's Policy Directive No. 804, Information Security. [10 FR 11550, Oct. 15, 1985] Contents Part 1 — General § 731. Definitions (a) Department—The United States Department of Defense, which administers the defense and security programs of the United States. (b) Defense establishment—A military establishment within the Department of Defense, consisting of land and naval forces, aircraft, missiles, and related equipment, owned or controlled by the Department. Defense information facility—An entity with security clearances to provide specialized cryptographic and information processing services to Department of Defense departments and agencies, and to other Federal agencies. (d) Defense Information Assurance Oversight Board—A joint board appointed to advise and assist the Secretary, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of Energy in carrying out the requirements of this part. (e) Defense information program or program activity—The technical and administrative support activities necessary to protect and defend sensitive defense information contained within or related to the defense.