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Must currently be able to access Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI).

Must hold a current, active Top Secret security clearance issued without a waiver.

Must have a current Tier 5 (single scope) background investigation (or the equivalent).

Must qualify as a veteran, as defined in section 2108 or 2109a of title 5, USC.

However, CBP has the authority to grant waivers to certain veterans under section 1049 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2017 as outlined below (ALL of the following criteria must be met in order to be eligible): What types of forms will I be required to sign on the day of my polygraph examination?

Many people before you have been successful in their examinations and you can be successful as well.Your examiner will be there to guide you through the process. The most important thing to remember about taking a polygraph examination is to follow instructions and to be forthcoming when asked to provide information.You will also have opportunities to ask questions or clarify your answers prior to the examination. Your Polygraph Examiner will explain the examination process to you and the two of you will discuss all the questions you will be asked prior to taking the examination.Please ask your examiner if you have any questions or concerns. It is recommended that you do not seek or necessarily trust information about the polygraph found on the internet, chat rooms, social media, YouTube or other non-official sources (unless sanctioned or provided by CBP) as those sources often provide inaccurate information which could be detrimental to your success.Be prepared to discuss any updated e-QIP, SF-86 or PSIQ information during your examination. Be completely truthful on your application forms to include the e-QIP, Standard Form-86 (SF-86) and Pre-Security Interview Questionnaire (PSIQ).If any issue(s) would preclude you from being tested on the day of your examination, please contact the examiner via email to re-schedule your examination as soon as possible.Otherwise, please notify your examiner of it being in your possession and ensure your phone, smart watch or similar devices are powered completely off during the examination. Leave your cell phone in your vehicle, if possible.Do not bring weapons or recording devices of any kind to the examination.Bring official photo identification (driver’s license, passport, etc.) to your examination.

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Please keep in mind you will be in a professional office setting. Dress in neat, casual business attire.Please continue to take any prescribed medications as scheduled.

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You will be provided intermittent breaks during the examination, but there will not be a full lunch break.

Eat something prior to arrival and please bring snacks and/or drinks.

Try to get plenty of rest the night before your scheduled polygraph examination and please do not work a midnight shift prior to the morning of your examination.

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Please plan to be available and free of any scheduling conflicts the entire day as there is no way to predict how long your examination may take.Please read and follow them in their entirety. You will receive written reporting instructions prior to your assigned testing date.