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rocky112 · 09-13-2012, 12:03 AM

I've got a few for you about the background interviews at MEPS and RTC.

I joined DEP back in March before I had taken the DLAB or met with a classifier to buy a CTI contract. I had an interview with an OPM investigator in April to clear up my foreign travel history and information about my wife and her family. It's all Japan-related and legitimate, so nothing raised any red flags.

Well, I got T-boned by some jerk who ran a red light back in May who wound up taking me to court. I finally got the decision in my favor last week and fortunately he can't appeal since he was the plaintiff. I've given my recruiters copies of the decision and was planning on bringing copies to MEPS and RTC.

My question is, do they go over your SF-86 at MEPS or while at RTC, because I specifically remember a section about civil action.

I just wouldn't want this idiot to ruin my chances at being a CTI since learning languages is just about all my brain seems interested in doing. Sorry about the long post, but any input you could provide would be great.

09-13-2012, 12:03 AM	#2
rocky112 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 34 Rep Power: 10	I've got a few for you about the background interviews at MEPS and RTC. I joined DEP back in March before I had taken the DLAB or met with a classifier to buy a CTI contract. I had an interview with an OPM investigator in April to clear up my foreign travel history and information about my wife and her family. It's all Japan-related and legitimate, so nothing raised any red flags. Well, I got T-boned by some jerk who ran a red light back in May who wound up taking me to court. I finally got the decision in my favor last week and fortunately he can't appeal since he was the plaintiff. I've given my recruiters copies of the decision and was planning on bringing copies to MEPS and RTC. My question is, do they go over your SF-86 at MEPS or while at RTC, because I specifically remember a section about civil action. I just wouldn't want this idiot to ruin my chances at being a CTI since learning languages is just about all my brain seems interested in doing. Sorry about the long post, but any input you could provide would be great.