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PTSD Security Clearance Recert SF85-PS

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Hello, I am currently rated for 70% PTSD within the last couple of months.  I am due for Public Trust re evaluation for my current position with CBP. I have been with the agency 10 years. Prior recerts and initial were done on the SF86 now I have a SF85P and SF85S. This changes the mental health question. I did not have to report treatment for combat related PTSD. Now with the SF85P and S it only says answer No for grief or family counseling? Do I have do disclose my PTSD treatment for a recert of public trust? Also how does this effect my recert? should I be worried?

 

The main issue with this form compared to the SF86 question 21 which was changed now I am required to use the SF85PS which is still a form from 1995. I will have to disclose it. Does anyone have any experience or information?

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In my opinion, it is better to disclose and see what happens. It's an official government form, so you do not want to provide a false answer. We have no idea why this was added or how it would be used. It could be as simple as gathering metrics about CBP employees, but I honestly don't know if it would impact you negatively.

"If it's stupid but works, then it isn't stupid."
- From Murphy's Laws of Combat

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