• Is it possible to have multiple identities or more than one email address in FCCJobs?
• What if I submit false information?
• I'm uncomfortable using my Social Security Number. Is there any way I can fill out an application without it?
• This is the first time I have ever registered in FCCJobs and the system is telling you that someone already registered with my Social Security Number. How could this be?
• I don't understand why the system won't let me in.
• I tried to login using my email address and it doesn't work.
• I KNOW I put in the right password, and it doesn't work.
• I forgot my password!
• Why did you make this system so difficult to use? It should be more user friendly!

No. You are identified in FCCJobs by your Social Security Number, your FCCJobs user ID#, and your password which you entered in the registration process. FCCJobs will not allow you to create more than one account using the same email address or Social Security Number.

FCCJobs is a Federal job application system. Providing false information, creating fake IDs, or failing to answer all questions truthfully and completely may be grounds for not hiring, for disbarment from Federal employment, or for dismissal after you begin work. Falsifying a Federal job application, attempting to violate the privacy of others, or attempting to compromise the operation of this system may be punishable by fine or imprisonment (see US Code, Title 18, section 1001.)

Your Social Security Number is one of the few reliable means government agencies have of distinguishing one applicant from another. Many applicants have the same name, may have changed their mailing address, and may even have the same birthdates. Your Social Security Number is the identifier suggested for use by the Office of Personnel Management for Federal job applications, and is the only way we can definitively differentiate between applicants. In addition, FCCJobs is a secure, encrypted website and your Social Security Number cannot be accessed by anyone who is not directly involved in the hiring process.

No one else is using your Social Security Number. You logged out of FCCJobs before you finished registering. Login to FCCJobs as a registered user, select "Edit Personal Information" and press "Next." You can then complete the registration process.

Please review the procedures for logging into FCCJobs. You must be a registered user of FCCJobs before you can apply for FCC jobs. In addition, when asked for a password, choose one that is at least 5 characters long and type it twice, making sure you use the same case both times.

Try using your FCCJobs ID# that you received from the system when you first registered in FCCJobs. If you don't have it, you can use your email address, but you must use the same case you used when you originally typed it into FCCJobs. For example, if you originally typed your email address using all capital letters, you must use all capitals when trying to login. It is often easier to use your FCCJobs ID# instead because it is a number and isn't case-sensitive.

Please review the information on the Password Help page. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive and must be typed the same way each time.

Please refer to the "Forgotten Password" procedures to receive a new password.

In general, the biggest problems our applicants have is logging into the system with their ID and password. Once these problems are resolved the rest of application process is very easy and very user friendly. FCCJobs has a very high level of security designed to protect your private information from unauthorized people. If the login process were less complex, the system wouldn't be as secure and there would be a risk of unauthorized access of your data.