Can i reenter with JGA enlistment code 3 as an officer?

yes i do have a degree. also is my security clearance still good if it hasnt been 2 years

Johnathon Greer - You no longer have a clearance.

You likely still have clearance ELIGIBILITY. It depends on the clearance level, date of last investigation, etc. If the last investigation was completed within the last 2 years, then yes, you should still retain your eligibility for a clearance.

SFC Casey O'Mally - ok thank you. the recruiter told me it last for 5 years

Johnathon Greer - Your recruiter was only TECHNICALLY wrong. But that technicality is important.

Clearance eligibility is the hard thing to get. Once you are found to be ELIGIBLE for a clearance, you just need to have a job which requires one to actually GET a clearance. So, if you were to join back up today, the paperwork would be sent in to activate your clearance. You wouldn't really have to do anything further - no additional investigation, etc.

Eligibility is what we pay people to investigate. Actual clearance is a statement as to whether or not your position entitles/requires you to look at / handle / process actual classified material.

The technicality is important, because saying you actually HAVE a clearance right now says that you have authorization to handle classified - which you do not. But you COULD have that authorization again with no further investigation once you are in a position requiring clearance, and the proper paperwork has been submitted.

I hope that makes sense.

I was let go because i had scoliosis, which i didnt know i had. But they said they was going to put down chapter 11 as failed PT (I think that's what they said). So now i want to reenter. I got my surgery and waited the 6 months and even 6 months after that putting my back to the test.