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Oh I forget to ask
But what is everybody status in career@gov for spf if you are going for interview?

In progress or shortlisted. Got any differences ma?
 

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Applied through Career@gov - 19th Mar 2020
Invitation for SA - 29th June 2020
Invitation for zoom interview - 23th July 2020
Zoom interview - 24th July 2020
Documents submission - 30th July 2020

Guys does that mean my interview already passed?
 

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Oh I forget to ask
But what is everybody status in career@gov for spf if you are going for interview?

In progress or shortlisted. Got any differences ma?

In progress maybe they processing your application

Shortlisted that mean they would like to invite you for interview
 

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Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.
 

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Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.
There’s no harm being truthful. But there’s a lot of harm if you hide
 

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Yes, you have to declare any disciplinary action taken against you if not they will also find out.

Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.
 

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Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.

i believe that declaration is meant for whether u kena any police investigation for criminal offences? that kind dont bluff / smoke if not by means of CRO search or even Google...your name pop up with the offence details, pretty much u can kiss your dreams to be MIB good bye

if it's Police NS disciplinary offence of minor nature (i.e Not for the likes of AWOL), u fill up as no first.
if they ask later why, u can act blur say u forget
when u ORD btw?
 

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i believe that declaration is meant for whether u kena any police investigation for criminal offences? that kind dont bluff / smoke if not by means of CRO search or even Google...your name pop up with the offence details, pretty much u can kiss your dreams to be MIB good bye

if it's Police NS disciplinary offence of minor nature (i.e Not for the likes of AWOL), u fill up as no first.
if they ask later why, u can act blur say u forget
when u ORD btw?
Later they say they dun want blur people how?
 

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Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.

Yes need. If in the system, and you still say no... means you either blur or lying. They can easily check

You did receive disciplinary action. So yes please declare.
 

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Even primary sch disciplinary actions taken against you also write just be honest with everything really.... don’t even think of not declaring even minor ones just be honest and you will stand a chance!

Hi guys I have a question. I had a minor case when I was in NS SPF. I was given 2 days extra duty and they label as disobedience of order. Because that is the lowest offence they can put. They told me it's internal .

I called back my NS unit recently and they can found my case through ns spam..

It is necessary to declare to join SPF? I saw one section in form filling they asked about it. Have been have and displinary action and SPF investigation etc.
 

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What likely matters to them is that you have turned over a new leaf. Hiding wouldn’t serve you well
 
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