Clearance Assessment
Evaluates a client’s situation, determines the importance of the issues presented, identifies mitigating factors, and proposes courses of action to…
read moreClearance Q&A
This service provides a detailed written email response to questions about federal clearance processing, procedures, policies, and standards.
read moreClearance Application Assistance
Insures applicants avoid errors and omission that could result in multi-month delays in clearance processing.
read moreInterim Clearance Issue Mitigation
Because the decision to grant an interim clearance is made before an investigation is completed, mitigating security issues during the application stage is critical to obtaining an interim clearance.
read moreSubject Interview Preparation
Clients are advised about mitigating information they should volunteer during a Subject Interview and assisted in identifying and/or preparing documents they should give to the investigator.
read moreWritten Interrogatory Response
The Interrogatory may be the first opportunity for an applicant to communicate directly with a clearance adjudicator. It presents a valuable opportunity to…
read moreStatement of Reasons Response
Knowing how to answer a SOR and what supporting documents to attach requires extensive experience and knowledge of how the Adjudicative Guidelines are applied. An inadequate SOR response…
read moreHearing Preparation & Representation
Your adversary at a DOHA clearance hearing will be an experienced attorney who presents the Government’s case against you to an Administrative Judge. Only 32% of applicants who…
read moreClearance Appeal Brief
Some appeals are limited to written submissions based only on factual and legal errors by a hearing judge. Others allow for a de novo review including a “Personal Appearance” before an Administrative Judge or appeal panel.
read moreFee Schedule
Individual Self-Referred Clients are charged at a rate of $200 per hour for all consulting services except for the Security Clearance Q&A Service which has a fixed fee of $100, and the Security Clearance Assessment which has a fixed fee of $200. The Q&A Service and the Security Clearance Assessment are paid in advance at the time of registration and ordering. Upon completion of a Security Clearance Assessment, clients who elect to purchase additional services are usually required to pay 60% of the estimated cost at the time ordered and the balance immediately prior to delivery of the work product.
The average range of charges for services varies greatly dependent upon the complexity and number of issues present in a case. A single minor issue will require the least amount of time, one or two moderate issues will take more time, and multiple major issues will require the most time. Some complex cases involving multiple major issues may exceed the average range of charges.
Employer-Referred Clients services are billed to the sponsoring employer, or paid by the client and then reimbursed by the employer, in accordance with terms established between the employer and FEDCAS.
Disclaimer
FEDCAS is authorized to provide federal personnel security information, advice, and representation; however, FEDCAS is not engaged in rendering legal advice. If legal assistance is required, the services of a competent attorney specializing in security clearance law should be sought. Details regarding methods of service delivery, confidentiality, records retention and destruction, and limitations can be found at the Consulting Agreement.