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SF 86 questionnaire for national security positions

January 9th, 2012 Comments off

Online fillable SF86 form relevant to positions requiring security clearance.

The standard form 86 is used by the government when conducting background investigation and evaluations of persons in connection to national security positions.

Although this is a online fillable SF-86, be aware that the form consists of over 120 pages and you may want to download it to your computer before you start to fill in the required information.

A submitted SF86 questionnaire for national security position is a permanent document that may be used to determine your eligibility to access classified information or hold sensitive positions.

Providing information is voluntary. It is advised to complete the form honestly since any discrepancies may affect your application or service requiring security clearance.

You can access a online fillable SF86 form here (right click if you want to save it locally).

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Federal job application forms

January 5th, 2012 Comments off

Applying for a Federal job can now be done based on a written application with resume, the Application for Federal Employment Form or any other written type of documentation. The SF-171 form is no longer in use.

If the job in question requires special skills other forms may be asked for by the agency in question. Electronic standard forms may be fillable online for printing.

You may apply for most Federal jobs with a resume, an Optional Application for Federal Employment (OF 612), or other written format.

More information on Optional Application for Federal Employment OF-612

UPDATE: The OF-612 is now considered obsolete. Please refer to OPM forms list for more information and related job application forms.

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FTC Advertising Endorsement and Testimonial PDF Guide

August 20th, 2010 Comments off

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 16 CFR Part 255

The FTC Advertising Endorsements and Testimonials Guide states the new guidelines for disclosure of material connection in advertizing. You must now disclose any material connection between involved parties in marketing and advertizing such as the vendor, the producer or supplier and the reviewer or endorser.

For example in Internet Marketing that relies heavily on testimonials and endorsements, the new FTC regulations dictate that a testimonial or endorsement must be true and any payments made, or other benefits provided to the endorser, be disclosed.

The FTC documentation is available in PDF format from www.FTC.gov
Visit or download the FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 16 CFR Part 255 – FTC Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising

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