Stuck in the background investigation process. No one seems to be sure how to proceed need help!
I was hired for my second season as a seasonal interpretive ranger that was supposed to begin April 19.
Everything was submitted on time, but apparently I had made two mistakes on my SF86 form.
On April 14, my Investigator emailed me and said something along the lines of upon further review of your Eapp submission. The following information is being requested by the DCSA as soon as possible -
And then the Investigator list two bullet points that I need to amend - first to make my employment history more accurately reflect the résumé that I supplied,
and two - to switch a position that I listed as volunteering for the federal government as being employed by the federal government.
I responded to this email within 20 minutes. The Investigator did not reply.
I waited 24 hours and reached out to my supervisor. She said to send another email to the Investigator so I did. And by the close of business that day when the Investigator had not replied to me, I also sent a voicemail to her phone number listed on the email. Again, no reply.
My start date came and went and my hiring manager pushed my start date back to May 3.
As of this morning, there is still no clarification provided on how I can best provide this information. I assumed that they would kick back my SF 86 for me to edit. But I have since been informed that the Investigator probably doesn’t have the ability to do that.
I reached out to my superintendent for the park I will be working at and also their chief of administration and they said to wait a little longer for the Investigator to reply that there is a known delay.
I feel like this situation might have a simple fix that I don’t know due to my inexperience and I really am excited to get started with my second season. I have actually attended the week of training (that I would’ve missed) on my own dime. And I really just want to know how to proceed here.
Can anyone send some light on this situation? I would appreciate it very much.