Report of Investigation
This is an agency-to-agency document. You do not normally receive it, and it is not an adverse action.
What it is
The investigators’ completed findings, submitted to the sponsoring agency so it can make its determination. It is the evidence base an adjudicator reads.
What you do
Nothing directly. You can request your own records later; see the records section of this page.
Also called
ROI, report of investigation, investigation report.
Where this comes from
DCSA — Investigations and Clearance Process — DCSA describes investigators submitting results through a report of investigation which is returned to the sponsoring agency.
Stage: Investigation and case status · Applies to: Government-wide
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