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Let us know when they get back to you. My gut feeling tells me they are finally moving forward in clearing the backlog.

No it won't. You should be fine.

Yup. That's an indication that your forms are done processing. When the forms are still processing, their standard response is "Your forms have been received and are currently processing. Allow several weeks for processing". Seems that they're moving forward in clearing the backlog.

Yeah their approval rate has always astonished me!

I have to agree with Simon on the security situation in Yemen. The notice they posted about not scheduling any DV interviews was updated less than a month ago (specifically on December 16). Changing the location might be your best bet at the moment. However, keep in mind that you will be taking...

Agreed! Interesting how the Egypt/Ethiopia cut offs confirm the density analysis you posted earlier! Asia started way ahead this year so, it's no surprise to see such a pullback!

Generally visa numbers for AF, EU, and SA are ahead than those of the same period last year. This might be one of the consequences of the DS-260 fiasco. AS and OC are almost at the same pace as the same period last year. Special cut off countries (Egypt and Ethiopia) are behind compared to the...

When did you submit your forms?

No it shouldn't. Your CN will become current around July (numbers will be published in May) by which time both of your forms would be done processing. So, you're good.

Great! Congrats :)

Wonderful! Congrats :)

Most likely April. I have a case number in the same range as yours, sent my forms 4 weeks before you did, and still haven't gotten an interview. There's a chance that your forms are done processing but it might just be too late to be scheduled for a March interview as they're most likely done...

Congrats :)

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I couldn't agree more. It'd be very interesting if KCC proceeded as you speculate!

If Knot's CN is there even though they haven't submitted their forms, I think the ones that show "At NVC" are not necessarily the ones that submitted their forms but rather those who were selected but haven't gotten an interview yet which makes it a good tool to determine the maximum CN, holes, etc.

So, this is how the issued/refused/AP comparison for each region would look like. I took the total processed (interviewed) cases (issued+refused+AP) from your table and broke them down into percentages.

Interesting! Seems like the DS-260 fiasco at the beginning of the year might be compensated with a better end to the year than that of DV2014! Kudos to you @Britsimon for the effort and time you put into this :)

SWEET :)

Exactly my thought Simon! Can't wait to see the first CEAC file to get an idea of how DV2015 is going so far.