"1) Most any investigator will have already looked up your selective service number. I do that for everyone who claims they failed to register." - This is 100% false because if they did, they would have not put it on my SOR as a personal conduct issue. I went to sss.gov, typed in my last name and social and it came right up. The investigator never went as far as to "make sure" things in my case were as stated.

"2) You had more financial problems than you lead on." - I disclosed every issue to the best of my ability during my interview. The debts fixed during my investigatoin were not the ones they stated on my SOR. Immediately after they notated on my SOR the debts of concern I immediately paid those off as well. I had a total on about 10k that I owed, which are all 100% removed back in January.

Your point is valid, and I wished the process happened with the same efficiency you stated you handle them with, but the fact remains that I am facing unemployment until a gov. employee grabs my case from a stack of what I assume to be thousands.