Anyone with a clearance report foreign travel to State department?

[ausofte]

I have an (inactive) security clearance and was told when I left my job that I would have to report foreign travel to the State department until 2015.:cool: When I cruised while working, my security officer sent me a link to report foreign travel. Anyone know how I do it now? He told me I would just have to go to the State Department website, but I don't see where to do it.

[AZ Karaoke Girl]

If you really have a security clearance, you would know better than to announce it on an open forum. Go to the place that issued your clearance and ask them not on a forum.

[ausofte]

I have an (inactive) security clearance and was told when I left my job that I would have to report foreign travel to the State department until 2015.:cool: When I cruised while working, my security officer sent me a link to report foreign travel. Anyone know how I do it now? He told me I would just have to go to the State Department website, but I don't see where to do it.

 

I'd rather not bother my former employers with something so trivial. They're pretty busy.

[Cobra1365]

The only requirement I know of is when the Cold War was still going on, we had to report travel to a communist country or any contact with communist individuals.

 

But, I we didn't report to the State Dept.

 

I know of no such requirement to report ANY foreign travel. Maybe it is just your "former" organization.

[StrangeBrew]

LOL , I had a Security Clearance in the Navy for moving a securing as well as guarding Nuclear Weapons , I did not nor will I tell them anywhere I go .

 

I'm a free man .

[ausofte]

It's absurd, right? I was so shocked by it that I asked him three times to explain it to me, lol. He said I have to report to the state department until 2015. Nothing to do with the company. He said it was easy to find on the website, but all I find are travel warnings. :confused:

[sundercruiser]

I could tell you but then I'd have to....well....you know.....

 

:D

[cascole]

I have an (inactive) security clearance and was told when I left my job that I would have to report foreign travel to the State department until 2015.:cool: When I cruised while working, my security officer sent me a link to report foreign travel. Anyone know how I do it now? He told me I would just have to go to the State Department website, but I don't see where to do it.

 

If you are inactive, you do not need to report. When you reactivate, you will have to report it then. Keep the information.

[ausofte]

If you are inactive, you do not need to report. When you reactivate, you will have to report it then. Keep the information.

 

This makes sense to me. I think I may just not worry about it.

 

I don't plan to ever reactivate. That job was so boring that I tried convicing my husband I was really training to be a spy rather than staring at 30 year old hunks of metal all day. He didn't buy it. :p