Being issued a government clearance is a privilege that comes with responsibilities. All clearance holders are required to report the following:
- Unofficial foreign travel
- When traveling out of the country, UCOR email and/or network must not be accessed.
- Contact with foreign intelligence
- Elicitation (someone attempting to obtain information)
- Continuing association with foreign nationals
- Foreign activities
- Arrests, criminal charges, citations, tickets, summons, or detentions by federal, state, or other law enforcement authorities for violations of law within or outside the U.S. Traffic violations for which a fine of less then $300 was imposed need not be reported, unless the violation was alcohol or drug related
- Financial anomalies including, but not limited to bankruptcy, wage garnishment, delinquency more than 120 days on any debt, infusions of assets more than $10,000 or greater such as inheritance, winnings or small financial gain
- Name change
- Change in citizenship
- Use of federally illegal drugs, and any drug or alcohol related treatment
- Immediate family member assuming residence in a sensitive country
- Hospitalization for mental health reasons
- Marriage/cohabitation
In addition to clearance holders, all uncleared should report their foreign travel per UCOR-5600.
Contact facilityaccess@orcc.doe.gov to receive the reporting form and receive instructions for completion.
Contact Cyber Security for any questions pertaining to network access while on foreign travel.