Attachment 3 - Overseas Vetting Questionaire.pdf

This document is the Overseas Vetting Questionnaire (Form DS-7801, version 04.2024), a comprehensive background investigation form used by the U.S. Government to evaluate persons seeking eligibility for logical access, physical access, credentials, and overseas work positions with the U.S. Government or its contractors employed overseas at U.S. Missions.

The questionnaire requires applicants to provide complete and truthful responses across 12 sections covering personal information (name, date of birth, citizenship, identification documents, physical description, and contact information); residency history for the preceding seven years with detailed address and neighbor contact information; education history; complete employment history including military service and government positions; three non-family social references with contact details; marital and family relationship status including parents, siblings, and children with citizenship information; foreign travel history; prior government investigations; financial status (bill payment difficulties, bankruptcy, financial interests in foreign entities); legal history (criminal charges, civil actions, arrests, drug use, debarment); and associations and conduct matters (conflicts of interest, sabotage, espionage, terrorism, coercion, exploitation, or blackmail vulnerabilities). Applicants must digitally sign the form before submission, and the document serves as a permanent record for future investigations and suitability determinations. The form includes authorization for information release to federal agencies, the FBI, State Department, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and other authorized entities for security clearance and employment eligibility purposes, with privacy protections governed by the Privacy Act of 1974.