Lan,
The first requirement is a job that requires a clearance. Never mind
that is might sound like a chicken and egg thing... but your new
employer will sponsor the process. It's expensive and time consuming if
you are getting a new one. I think if your last active clearance was in
1968, you are starting over.
When an employer says it's a plus if you have one, they are really
saying is that it's a plus if you have one at your current employer or
have one that has been inactive for only a few years. They are
relatively easy to reactivate and/or renew. You don't get to keep your
clearance active if you don't need it.
Mike
On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 11:59 -0700, Lan Barnes wrote:
> How does one get a security clearance? I had secret in 1968, but a
> current
> one would go a long way in a job search around here.
>
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