Original Saddam-Era Iraqi Special Security Organization Document Set - Secret Personnel Vetting File

Features

1. Special Security Organization Provenance — Issued under the letterhead of Jihaz al-Amn al-Khas (the Special Security Organization), the most powerful and secretive arm of Saddam Hussein's security apparatus.
2. Complete Vetting Dossier — Multi-page set built around the استمارة طلب معلومات (Information Request Form), the standard background-investigation questionnaire used to screen an individual and their entire family network.
3. Detailed Personnel Questionnaire — Twenty-three numbered fields cover full quadripartite name, birthplace, address history, ethnicity, religion, education, political orientation, marital status, and family political leanings.
4. Family and Associate Mapping — Sections record parents, siblings, in-laws, and closest friends alongside their occupations and political affiliations — the relational intelligence the SSO relied on.
5. Supporting Identity Papers — File is accompanied by period Iraqi identity documentation, including a National Identity Card (البطاقة الشخصية) and Iraqi Nationality Certificate (شهادة الجنسية العراقية) with affixed photographs and revenue stamps.
6. Authentic Arabic Handwriting and Stamps — Pages carry original handwritten entries, official ink stamps, reference numbers, and signatures from the issuing security directorate in Baghdad.
7. Presidential Republic Letterhead — Documents bear the رئاسة الجمهورية (Presidency of the Republic) masthead and the Iraqi eagle emblem tied to the presidential security structure.
8. 1990s Ba'ath-Era Dating — Internal dates place the file in the mid-1990s, squarely within the Saddam-era operation of the SSO's identification and vetting departments.
9. Genuine Historical Artifact — You will receive one authentic, hand-compiled document set unlike any other. Subjects may be male or female, and because the SSO tailored its files to each person's position in the Saddam-era government, the exact documents included vary from set to set. Photos are representative of condition and content type only.