Frank's free consultation is really helpful and he takes the time to answer your question and makes sure you have the best the shot to getting into your law enforcement career. I would suggest acquiring his extra consulting if you're serious. The process to be an Officer or a Deputy is very difficult and long and his knowledge is very informative. I'm glad I took the time to reach out to him and spoke to him personally one on one through zoom. I turned in my background check on the 13th and still waiting for a response. I'm certain the info he provided made the difference in my process towards my Law Enforcement Career. Thank you Frank. I am certain you'll assist many more applicants. I'm in my 40's so don't think you're too old. Get or stay in shape and you will still stand a good chance.
Hello, I really enjoy watching your videos. I was previously in the background process with a department while I was working at my current job. However, my current employer offered me a promotion to encourage me to stay, and I decided to accept it. Therefore, I removed myself from the hiring process for the other job. Now, things aren't going as smoothly as I had hoped at my current workplace, and I'm considering reapplying for the position at the same department. Do you think it will be challenging to go through the application process a second time? Or have an effect?
I know this question is a year late, but what if a company is no longer in business (permanently closed) and how would the investigator go about contacting them?
I just realized I forgot to list 3 department’s on my personal history statement that I applied to over 5 years ago. They were application only and I just realized for the past 2 years of applying that I have not been listing them. Do you think agencies will find those 3 applications even though they were application only?
@@armogantraining7164 yes they are all in the same state. They were applications only then I took a 3 year break from applying. I totally forgot about them.
@@cidoserna7065 yes they will be able to look at the earlier applications. No listing them will not be the end of the world , but you may want to start thinking about how you plan to articulate why you did not list them. Saying I forgot about them usually does not work out well as most of the time we look at it as you are trying to hide something. However a simple explanations such as I never began the process with those agencies and only submitted an online application, I did not think they were required to be listed. This should cover it as long as it true and meets your criteria.
@@armogantraining7164 okay I will go ahead and list those tonight. I appreciate you! You’ve been a big help. I’m meeting with a background investigator sometime next week for an agency near me. Please, wish me luck and I hope to return to you soon with some good news 👍🏽
@@cidoserna7065 this is great thanks for the kind words. We are wishing you all the best of luck. Keep us updated and let us know how your process is going.
I applied to 2 agencies. On the first application I put less college credits than I actually had by mistake and i also forgot to add that I was in the criminal justice magnet program at my high school. For the second application everything was the same except the fact that I added those two things that I missed in my first application. Will that hurt me in any way? Both of the agencies reached back for a PT test but I’m not sure if that would affect me later on In the process
No that is a pretty easy explanation if they even ask. So you should not have any issues from those points. And a big congrats for getting the PT invite good luck and keep us updated. We are always here if you need any help.
When COVID 19 hit I became homeless and because of that I haven't done my taxes. Is that an automatic disqualification? I'm actually in the background investigation process right now
So this will make you run into issues and even get disqualified. Not the homeless part but the tax returns. Go to a local tax professional that doesn’t charge to much and have them file make up tax returns that should alleviate the issue. You will have to explain it but once it’s squared away, explain your story and no one will question it.
@@armogantraining7164 I signed for a free consultation for sometime next week , do I have to wait for a call/video call for the time of the consultation?
If you honestly forgot something that was on your credit several years ago but you have already submitted your PHQ should you just put it in your mind that you are DQ or can you talk to your investigator about it ?
I messed up the dates on my previous hob section, they didn’t seem to care too much as they let me correct it in the paper application. I did make sure though to answer honestly the last time I smoked was because I know they’ll find out and they accepted my application without a problem. From what I have noticed they don’t necessarily care if you have smoked they care much more if you will be honest about it, if you’ll lie about that what else will you lie about?
Thanks for the comment. This is perfect point to make. Not all departments will reject an applicant based on minor issues. Now is a good time to apply due to the fact that departments are low on officers. They are more willing to work with candidate. Congrats on your application, keep us up to date on your process and if anything comes up during the hiring process. If you need anything let us know.
@@NikolaiCherepanov that's great to hear it's pretty common for departments to pay for the academy if they make you a job offer. You will be fully employed, the only difference is you won't be certified or fully commissioned until after the academy and required field training. Good luck on the poly let us know how you do. If you have any questions we are always here to help.
Hey man I applied to like 3 agencies and I didn’t include like 2 jobs on my resume I had worked because they didn’t even last 2 weeks, will that affect me?
Frank's free consultation is really helpful and he takes the time to answer your question and makes sure you have the best the shot to getting into your law enforcement career. I would suggest acquiring his extra consulting if you're serious. The process to be an Officer or a Deputy is very difficult and long and his knowledge is very informative. I'm glad I took the time to reach out to him and spoke to him personally one on one through zoom. I turned in my background check on the 13th and still waiting for a response. I'm certain the info he provided made the difference in my process towards my Law Enforcement Career. Thank you Frank. I am certain you'll assist many more applicants. I'm in my 40's so don't think you're too old. Get or stay in shape and you will still stand a good chance.
David we really appreciate the great feedback. And we are always here if you have any questions.
Keep these videos coming, thank you
Will do thank you for the comment.
Hello, I really enjoy watching your videos. I was previously in the background process with a department while I was working at my current job. However, my current employer offered me a promotion to encourage me to stay, and I decided to accept it. Therefore, I removed myself from the hiring process for the other job. Now, things aren't going as smoothly as I had hoped at my current workplace, and I'm considering reapplying for the position at the same department. Do you think it will be challenging to go through the application process a second time? Or have an effect?
Some departments do not let individuals reapply within a certain time frame if they withdraw others tend to be hesitant if you did withdraw previously
I know this question is a year late, but what if a company is no longer in business (permanently closed) and how would the investigator go about contacting them?
You would just provide them with the last known accurate information. And advise they no longer exist.
I just realized I forgot to list 3 department’s on my personal history statement that I applied to over 5 years ago. They were application only and I just realized for the past 2 years of applying that I have not been listing them. Do you think agencies will find those 3 applications even though they were application only?
Are all the application submitted in the same state?
@@armogantraining7164 yes they are all in the same state. They were applications only then I took a 3 year break from applying. I totally forgot about them.
@@cidoserna7065 yes they will be able to look at the earlier applications. No listing them will not be the end of the world , but you may want to start thinking about how you plan to articulate why you did not list them. Saying I forgot about them usually does not work out well as most of the time we look at it as you are trying to hide something. However a simple explanations such as I never began the process with those agencies and only submitted an online application, I did not think they were required to be listed. This should cover it as long as it true and meets your criteria.
@@armogantraining7164 okay I will go ahead and list those tonight. I appreciate you! You’ve been a big help. I’m meeting with a background investigator sometime next week for an agency near me. Please, wish me luck and I hope to return to you soon with some good news 👍🏽
@@cidoserna7065 this is great thanks for the kind words. We are wishing you all the best of luck. Keep us updated and let us know how your process is going.
I applied to 2 agencies. On the first application I put less college credits than I actually had by mistake and i also forgot to add that I was in the criminal justice magnet program at my high school. For the second application everything was the same except the fact that I added those two things that I missed in my first application. Will that hurt me in any way? Both of the agencies reached back for a PT test but I’m not sure if that would affect me later on In the process
No that is a pretty easy explanation if they even ask. So you should not have any issues from those points. And a big congrats for getting the PT invite good luck and keep us updated. We are always here if you need any help.
@@armogantraining7164 thank you !!
@@dantheman3647 how was it? i’m completing the personal history statement for LAPD currently
When COVID 19 hit I became homeless and because of that I haven't done my taxes. Is that an automatic disqualification? I'm actually in the background investigation process right now
So this will make you run into issues and even get disqualified. Not the homeless part but the tax returns. Go to a local tax professional that doesn’t charge to much and have them file make up tax returns that should alleviate the issue. You will have to explain it but once it’s squared away, explain your story and no one will question it.
@@armogantraining7164 I will get on that right away
@@MrClaude6142 let us know how everything goes out of you have any other questions.
What if you can't remember the date when you got a ticket?
Figure it out or at least try to get it down to a month
I keep failing my psychology exam and oral interview I need some help
Jump on a free coaching call www.armoganct.com/Free-call
@@armogantraining7164 I signed for a free consultation for sometime next week , do I have to wait for a call/video call for the time of the consultation?
Do warnings count as tickets, would I have to put that down? (written warnings)
Not as tickets but you will need to disclose them usually
How do I find every ticket I’ve ever had since I started driving in 2015? I usually pay my ticket online and trash the paper ticket after that.
If you pay them online go back through your bank/credit card statements if you cannot recall them all.
In Canada we we can ask the dmv
If you honestly forgot something that was on your credit several years ago but you have already submitted your PHQ should you just put it in your mind that you are DQ or can you talk to your investigator about it ?
Just let you investigator know
Do I have to mention every ticket I’ve ever gotten ??
Yes
Did you or anyone reading have crippling nerves on your first time on patrol alone?
Of course everyone does
I messed up the dates on my previous hob section, they didn’t seem to care too much as they let me correct it in the paper application. I did make sure though to answer honestly the last time I smoked was because I know they’ll find out and they accepted my application without a problem. From what I have noticed they don’t necessarily care if you have smoked they care much more if you will be honest about it, if you’ll lie about that what else will you lie about?
Thanks for the comment. This is perfect point to make. Not all departments will reject an applicant based on minor issues. Now is a good time to apply due to the fact that departments are low on officers. They are more willing to work with candidate. Congrats on your application, keep us up to date on your process and if anything comes up during the hiring process. If you need anything let us know.
@@armogantraining7164 I go for the polygraph next week, the department is willing to pay for BLET and even pay me as a civilian while I go.
@@NikolaiCherepanov that's great to hear it's pretty common for departments to pay for the academy if they make you a job offer. You will be fully employed, the only difference is you won't be certified or fully commissioned until after the academy and required field training. Good luck on the poly let us know how you do. If you have any questions we are always here to help.
Hey man I applied to like 3 agencies and I didn’t include like 2 jobs on my resume I had worked because they didn’t even last 2 weeks, will that affect me?
Depends on your background investigator, they could be fine with it or look at it as omission
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@@armogantraining7164 thank you man I love your videos they are so insightful!
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