u/Cool-Charge836 — reddlx

Hello, all

I hope you’re all well. Thank you to those that helped out with my previous post. I’m making this one because I have some more questions regarding the SF-86, which I’m filling out for the US Secret Service.

First of all, the Relatives section. So, I currently live with my mother, my sister, and my mother’s long term boyfriend since 2017. Since they’re not technically married, do I need to put him down on the SF-86 as my step-father, maybe?

Also, my girlfriend and I have been together for 6+ years. Do I need to put down her parents as my in-laws even if we’re not legally married?

Now, I want to disclose some stupid minor illegal stuff I did that I’m not proud of at all, as well as a traffic ticket that was initially $100, but accrued significant surcharges as I forgot about it completely and was paid in full a few years ago, but I can’t find a specific place in the SF-86 to disclose them, as it focuses on serious crimes and stuff.

Lastly, I have a very very very vague memory of possibly taking a weed gummy less than 7 years ago, but I can’t for the life of me recall if I ACTUALLY took it or if I rejected it. What should do?

I appreciate any help I can get. I apologize if anything I asked seems obvious. Haven’t filled out an SF-86 many times and am still learning.

Thanks in advance to anyone who’s willing to help!

Hello, all

I’m making this post because I’m in the process of filling out my SF-86 for the Secret Service. I’ve got everything else filled out, but the Cohabitants part is where I have some questions.

For context, I currently reside with my family (mother, sister, and mother’s long-term boyfriend). So, my question is — does my family fall within the category of cohabitants? Yes, this is a genuine question. I apologize if it’s a stupid or obvious one.

If you guys could help me out with that, I’d appreciate it a lot.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Thanks for the clarification, guys! Haven’t really filled these out many times, which is why I was having doubts filling it out. Again, thank you, everyone!