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That's fine.

Sydney is pretty good actually, but yep your number is very high, higher in DV2025 than it would have been in Dv2024.

We don't have to guess derivative rates, we have data. The derivative rate for Fiji is about 2.2 - meaning an average of 1.2 derivates for each case. Aus and Sydney are less, but the derivative rate can't account for the difference.

The deadline is what stopped the process. There were over 300 visas remaining

Wow. Talk about last minute!

Wow well done for not giving up!! Awesome news.

DV2024 has been awesome for AOS. Scary times after the government lawyers scared the crap out of everyone about the 23rd, but actually AOS has been moving along really well Well done Mom for another batch of LPR babies delivered...

It has no impact on your asylum case.

2NLs are going out now.

Looks like they will still have visas on the 26th!

Hopefully!

52452 issued plus AOS (about 1000). So we have about 1300 left. They may not *need* to stop the process on Monday, but they might do that anyway.

Curtis posted an update that gave the AOS number as 990 as of the 18th, so we can assume that number is over 1000 now.

As of today 52155 visas have been issued (excluding AOS). That means just over 1900 visas have been issued since last Friday, about half of those coming from 221g clearances. The last AOS number we had was last week at 902 visas, so let's assume 1000. There is a chance that KCC/VO "forget" to...

"we will allocate more visas on October 1st" Holy moly. Answers like that are scary! Well done for taking matters into your hands!

In DV2023 the process was announced as ending on the 6th, and embassies started turning people away on the 7th. However, that was announced and cabled to all the embassies. The 23rd is what lawyers for the government have said could happen, but that is not an official notification. Almost 550...

You did well in moving the appointment!!

Relax. Your case is already counted as approved. A visa is allocated.

When you say "AP status", do you mean CEAC says "refused" with a long description (221g, but commonly known as AP ), or do you mean CEAC shows "Administrative Processing". Because that latter status is part of the visa printing process.

There is no way that was all the story. I don't believe in "miracles".