The OFI Form 36, issued by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and last revised in February 1992, serves as an essential tool in the sphere of conducting background investigations, particularly Single Scope Background Investigations (SSBI) and other detailed investigations. This form plays a crucial role in gathering supplementary data that isn't covered in the initial stages of the background check process, specifically focusing on the foreign-born immediate family members, spouses, and cohabitants of the individual undergoing the investigation. It meticulously collects information such as relationship to the applicant, citizenship status, alien registration, or naturalization certificate numbers, and dates of citizenship, to name but a few. The data solicited through the OFI Form 36 is pivotal for comprehensively assessing the background of personnel who might have access to classified or sensitive information, ensuring they do not pose a security risk. As relationships and affiliations with foreign nationals can be complex, the form is designed to capture detailed information that could be relevant to the individual’s eligibility for security clearance or employment within the federal government. It addresses immediate family members—highlighting the need to provide information if they are U.S. citizens not by birth or resident aliens—as well as persons the individual shares living quarters with, or others to whom the individual is bound by affection or obligation, underscoring the government's rigorous efforts to mitigate potential risks associated with foreign influence.
| Question | Answer |
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| Form Name | Ofi Form 36 |
| Form Length | 1 pages |
| Fillable? | No |
| Fillable fields | 0 |
| Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
| Other names | ofi form, form 36 pdf, form 36 fipc, ct wc form 36 |
OFI Form 36 |
U.S. Office of Personnel Management |
Revised February 1992 |
ADDITIONAL DATA FOR |
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SINGLE SCOPE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS |
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AND OTHER BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS |
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Part A
IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS WHO ARE RESIDENT ALIENS OR U.S. CITIZENS OTHER THAN BY BIRTH (Question #17, SF 86). Provide Information if your parent (s), brother(s), sister (s), and/or child(ren) is/are
1. Relation Code for Each
2. Alien Registration or Naturalization Certificate Number
3. Date of Citizenship
Part B
SPOUSE (Question #18, SF 86). Provide information if your current spouse is
1. Name
2. Alien Registration or Naturalization Certificate Number
3. Date of Citizenship
Part C
PERSONS SHARING LIVING QUARTERS AND OTHERS (Question #19, SF 86). Under certain clearance requirements, you are asked to provide data, regardless of citizenship status, for: (1) cohabitants; and (2) any other persons to whom you are bound by affection or obligation who may be subject to duress by a foreign power. For those
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2. Date of Birth |
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6.Alien or Naturalization (if citizenship is derivative, show the parent (s) from whom the citizenship was derived, their date and place of entry into the U.S. and citizenship data)
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6.Alien or Naturalization (if citizenship is derivative, show the parent (s) from whom the citizenship was derived, their date and place of entry into the U.S. and citizenship data)
1. Name o f Subject of Investigation (last, first, middle)
2. Social Security Number