National Security Law Firm
2026-08-31T19:45:50.868Z
I was convicted of crime in 2024 & served 2 years of probation which concluded in 2026. Prior to this conviction, I had obtained my HME & was working as a truck driver to date. Upon my license needing to be renewed, as per DMV & TSA guidelines, was fingerprinted couple months before license renewal. Since I obtained my HME while indicted for criminal charges, I had no worries. About a month and a half later, I received a packet from TSA which shocked my world when I first found out about these 3 words: Preliminary Determination of Ineligibility. I was confused and now anxious as the door of opportunity was closing in on me. I was desperate and quickly searched criminal lawyers who might be able to help me. I contacted the first one whom i thought might help me, and in fact sunk my world even deeper as she said “this will be an uphill battle” crushing down my dreams. I did not give up and continue my search up until I found NATIONAL SECURITY LAW FIRM! I felt this was the RIGHT firm to represent me due to their extensive roots into National Security. I was contacted by Mr. Carr, had a short conversation but Mr. Carr’s demeanor seemed like he dealt with this plenty in his career which gave me some ease. There was not much communication between me and Mr. Carr, but his paralegal Victoria Rowles became my channel through Mr. Carr. If you have any chance at obtaining your HME OR TWIC, this firm is your chance. Trust them and let them get to work for you. Its a risk well worth it. As per TSA, waivers are usually obtained after 5 years post conviction as to my knowledge, so my situation was a bit “hairy”. But the job got done, and I’m back doing the job i love. Thanks to the National Security Team!