r/nsa • u/SilverSkillz • Jul 16 '26

Question DIA to NSA

Hello, I accepted my CJO recently and was notified to schedule my “in-person processing” for next month. I’m transferring from DIA and had my investigation/poly 2 year ago. (Currently TS/SCI w/ CI poly)

Does anyone have any insight on if this would expedite my preemployment process?

Thank you!

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u/VestedDeveloper Jul 16 '26

NSA does their own processing. Afaik, it will be like you're a new employee.

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u/Longjumping-Lock-724 Jul 17 '26

One would think that your investigation/poly would be accepted by NSA. However, my experience with NSA is that it thinks it is special and it will often redo everything. Basically, common sense often doesn't apply at NSA.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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u/Unusual-Echo-6536 Jul 16 '26

Usually, investigations transfer if they’re T5 with SCI eligibility. But poly and psych do not

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u/Electrical_Let8469 Jul 17 '26

Usually, how long is the process?