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Code of Federal Regulations Title 32. National Defense 32 CFR Pt. 147, Subpt. B, Attach. D ATTACHMENT D TO SUBPART B OF PART 147—STANDARD D—DECISION TABLES

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

TABLE 1—WHICH INVESTIGATION TO REQUEST

If the requirement is for

And the person has this access

Based on this investigation

Then the investigation required is

Using standard

Confidental Secret; “L”

None

None

NACLC

A

Out of date NACLC or SSBI

Conf, Sec; “L”

Top Secret, SCI; “Q”

None

None

SSBI

B

None; Conf, Sec; “L”

Current or out of date NACLC

Out of date SSBI

TS, SCI; “Q”

SSBI-PR

C

TABLE 2—REINVESTIGATION REQUIREMENTS

Type required if there has been a break in service of

If the requirement is for

And the age of the investigation is

0-23 months

24 month's or more

Confidential

0 to 14 years. 11 mos

None (note 1)

NACLC

15 yrs. or more

NACLC

Secret; “L”

0 to 9 yrs 11 mos

None (note 1)

10 yrs. or more

NACLC

Top Secret, SCI; “Q”

0 to 4 yrs. 11 mos

None (note 1)

SSBI

5 yrs or more

SSBI-PR

Note: As a minimum, review an updated Standard Form 84 and applicable records. A reinvestigation (NACLC or SSBI-PR) is not required unless the review indicates the person may no longer satisfy the standards of Executive Order 12968.
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