DOD Background Investigation?
923108
I tried to get mine, which is initiated with a DD398, and got no where.  I had an NSA Top Secret and worked on a Nuke Weapons base.  They told me that they could not release my information to me because of the fear that even one of the people that they interviewed might still be alive.  They investigated me and my family all the way back to pre civil war, at that times 100 years of history, and told me things about my family that I never knew - like that my Great Great Grandmother on my mother's side was the teacher that kicked Thomas Edison out of school.
1173154
im not sure but i suggest just typing in the persons name in the search engine... i didnt even know us candaians can do background checks
539978
Once you got out of the Army, you're investigation was completed, but not adjudicated.  Therefore, you don't have a clearance.  You have an investigation.\n\nThe rules have recently changed in this arena.  If you are applying for a job as a DA civilian, you WILL have to resubmit for investigation.  If you are applying as a contractor, you're investigation MAY be reopened.  If you are thinking about coming back in, you MAY have to resubmit for investigation, depending on the type (scope) of investigation, and the date it was concluded.
510110
If he was a British serviceman then you should try to get information from the British Ministry of Defence.
434967
Try the Armed Forces Locator Service.  Google is your friend.
414359
I used to work closely with background check agencies.  if it's for basic employment, they look into your education, previous employers, dmv, convictions.  as for emoployers they can only find what you list, if you choose to omit a employer they can't find it.  the only things you can't omit is felonies and misdemeeners and dmv.  they can also see all previous addresses you've lived in.  credit check is rarelly done, but if the employer is interested in that, then they can do that too.  in certain states, by law, you are to receive a copy of your background check after it's been completed by the agency who ran it, for free.  I know california is one of those states.\n\ngood luck :)
1108934
there are public places such as miltary.com where you can search their 'buddy finder' but there is no offical database that the public has access to.  \n\nUnless you are listed on a servicemember's page 2, you are NOT authorized to receive any information about them from the military.
763065
having been a site security manager for a DEERS/RAPIDS machine...in other words...I was trained in Washington D.C. and worked the ID card machines for my state....I will tell you that we do NOT do a background check on you. We have no way of doing one. A background check is also NOT done on military spouses. It is assumed that the employer (if your not a military dependent and are just working there) performed all the necessary checks. All you will need to get the ID is proof of employment which your employer will provide you. If you are a dependent getting a card you will need your birth cert, SS Card and marriage cert and your spouse will have to go with you to sign the 1172 authorizing you the card. As operators of the machines we are not able to do any background checks. That is a different form (SF 86) done through a different program (EPSQ) and only for service members. Hope this clarified the misinformation you had received already.
323048
state.gov\ngo to background notes
1090642
Do you mean security clearance, as done by the US government, mostly for defense-related work?\n\nIf you don't know, you don't have it.
659396
Until the investigation is complete - it is pointless to speculate.\n\nI do advise you to avoid making an assumption that what appears to be an isolated incident reflects the status of the rest of the military.  If you assume that this in any way is an indication of the state of the military then all you are going to do is make yourself look foolish.
1135962
no,  they can only run a background for a valid investigation, or on a traffic stop.   Personal use of the NCIC equipment for personal use is restricted by law.  The dispatcher that runs the check and/or the officer who does it can get into serious trouble including losing thier job.
576392
Once you are out your clearance is void.  You no longer have the "need to know" and it is downgraded as part of your out processing.\nIf you were to rejoin, they might not do a full background check, just check you for the last few years.\nHowever it always looks good on a resume to indicate you had a secruity clearance in the military.
677683
The TExas Dept of Public Safety has information on private investigators\n\nhttp://www.txdps.state.tx.us/psb/\n\nThe Department has contact information here for further questions:\n\nhttp://www.txdps.state.tx.us/contact.htm
430029
Most states have a government website that gives you a list of all the people who have been areested in that state. Try going to www.(your state's initials).gov You'll probably find a link there. Or, use dogpile to get a basic background on a person. If there is a warrant or any other charges against a person, Google will normally find it. Type something like, "Bubba Joe" and "Corrections". That should get a listing for that person if they have any charges. Finally, you can go to your local Police Station, they can help you out with anyone from your state for a small $5 fee ($5-$10 depending on the state.)
728250
Many companies hire a professional , accredited private investigation firm to conduct pre-employment background checks.  The ones I know check a state level bureau of investigation for a criminal record, felony or misdemeanor.  If an arrest record is found, the investigation firm can they go to the appropriate state, local or county court clerk's office to research the facts of the case.  The investigators can also do a search of the court systems for cases against you.\n\nBottom line - if you are asked about your background on an application or during a job interview DON'T LIE!  I've seen folks with minor stuff on their record but the company would not hire them because they lied on the application.\n\nGood luck
906938
Hate to say this, but you are not in a position to know this Information.... I was able to find Information, but again, I have a Security Clearance...