prawdziwystarywiarus
29.10.04, 12:21
forum.gazeta.pl/forum/72,2.html?f=44&w=17117430&a=17142178
Re: no to teraz Wiarus sie pochlasta
Autor: america
Data: 28.10.2004 23:46
"america napisało:
> O czym ty pitolisz? Mam polski paszport i pracuje w high tech jaka ci sie
nie
> snila nawet w miodowa noc.
> Nie jestem za bezwizowym ruchem dla masy buraczanej ale pisz z sensem
czlowieku
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Want more sense? OK.
Summary: A U.S. DoD security clearance and possession of Polish passport by
a dual national of PL and US are mutually exclusive. If you work in a
position where a clearance is required, and you have no written DoD approval
for having and using a non-US passport, you are liable to revocation of
clearance and dismissal from the job.
End of story.
See links below:
www.defenselink.mil/dodgc/doha/policyinterpmemo.pdf
www.defenselink.mil/dodgc/doha/industrial/02-33659.h1.html
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"Therefore, consistent application of the guideline requires that any
clearance be denied or revoked unless the applicant surrenders the foreign
passport or obtains official approval for its use from the appropriate agency
of the United States Government."
Arthur L. Money,
Assistant Secretary of Defense C3I
(Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence)
August 16, 2000
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CASE NUMBER: 02-33659.h1
Foreign Preference, Foreign Influence
04/16/2004
"This 29-year-old engineering assistant was born in Poland to Polish parents,
but has been a naturalized U.S. citizen since 2000, while retaining both his
Polish citizenship and passport. His use of the Polish passport precludes a
finding that he has an unequivocal preference for the U.S. and his failure to
demonstrate his surrender of the Polish passport makes him ineligible to hold
a DoD security clearance, pursuant to the Money Memorandum. Mitigation has
not been adequately established. Clearance is denied."
Barry M. Sax, Administrative Judge
Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals
Department of Defense
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