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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (2919)	11/7/2003 8:21:12 AM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 3592

fed age limit for law enforcement. do not know of any other limit.. I have a neighbor who went to work for federal government at age 60 in Washington, DC.. worked until age 65.. He was in some kind of nuclear reactor designing. Age/Citizenship Requirements The standard age for permanent employment is 18, although you can apply for most jobs at age 16 if you are a high school graduate. For some fields, such as law enforcement, there is an age limit for applicants. With few exceptions, Federal employees must be U.S. citizens. However, some non-citizens may be selected for certain positions under special circumstances. Contact individual agencies to find out about such opportunities if you are not a U.S.citizen