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Prison Custody Officer: A Case Study

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I refer to an application I made to HMP Parc for the post of Prison Custody Officer. I have been told I have not progressed as I have failed the above enhanced Level 1 security vetting. The purpose of this letter is to appeal against this decision. I have passed every stage of the interviewing process for the HMP Parc post; including an interview with the Prison Director and have now had the devastating news that I have failed the security vetting. I have previously applied for several suitable and similar posts following completion of my university degree in the hope of starting my career and this post is the first interview I was invited to. Please would it be possible for the Vetting Team to confirm the reason for my failed Enhanced Level

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