Yes - that is the people who do not respond (or have responded but their DS260 is still being processed.
Ok. Thanks.
I've done some calculations for EU today. Those calculations are based on the last CEAC extract.
I came up with the following numbers:
EU Family rate = 2,248
Family rate - family members per entrant. I used only cases from range 1-30300, and excluded cases that are "At NVC" or " In transit" (for those cases we do not have proper value). I came up with 6587 records and 14809 people. 14809/6587=2,248. Last year that figure was almost the same, so we can assume it is (and will be) constant.
Avegarge DS File Rate = 45,46%
DS File Rate - how many selectees did file DS-260. DS File Rate = all cases except "At NVC" / all cases. I used only cases from range 1-30300
Below you can find separate numbers
CN range / cn / At NVC / DS File Rate
0-1000 683 409 40,12%
1000-2000 712 427 40,03%
2000-3000 737 437 40,71%
3000-4000 717 404 43,65%
4000-5000 715 435 39,16%
5000-6000 746 454 39,14%
6000-7000 714 429 39,92%
7000-8000 796 481 39,57%
8000-9000 752 452 39,89%
9000-10000 751 459 38,88%
10000-11000 747 436 41,63%
11000-12000 752 444 40,96%
12000-13000 748 442 40,91%
13000-14000 759 459 39,53%
14000-15000 640 393 38,59%
15000-16000 357 172 51,82%
16000-17000 380 201 47,11%
17000-18000 353 176 50,14%
18000-19000 379 193 49,08%
19000-20000 362 170 53,04%
20000-21000 374 177 52,67%
21000-22000 378 176 53,44%
22000-23000 383 196 48,83%
23000-24000 366 153 58,20%
24000-25000 365 174 52,33%
25000-26000 363 200 44,90%
26000-27000 376 202 46,28%
27000-28000 377 204 45,89%
28000-29000 355 161 54,65%
29000-30000 311 147 52,73%
I think those numbers will not change due to new DS-260 beeing filed. It is almost too late to file DS-260. We will only see some DS-260 done processing. How many? I do not know. Maybe someone else can figure it out.
Interview show rate = around 82% (that number can change due to latecomers/old DS-260 done processing).
Interview show rate - % of people who filed DS-260 and attended an interview (some people do file DS but do not show on interview)
Below you can find separate numbers:
CN range / show on inter
0-1000 80,80%
1000-2000 81,18%
2000-3000 78,81%
3000-4000 83,23%
4000-5000 80,36%
5000-6000 84,51%
6000-7000 85,45%
7000-8000 82,97%
8000-9000 78,62%
9000-10000 82,99%
10000-11000 82,80%
11000-12000 78,96%
12000-13000 79,30%
13000-14000 83,77%
14000-15000 87,55%
15000-16000 84,21%
16000-17000 78,89%
EU Succes Rate = 95,33%
EU Succes Rate - how many cases succeded on interview. Succes Rate = Issued / (Issued+Refused). I do not think that number will change significantly.
All factors calculated above are needed to determine the final cut-off number.
How to calculate the final cut-off?
1. We have 21957 selectees in CEAC extract.
2. We apply "Average DS File Rate". 21957 selectees x 45,46% = 9981 <- number of selectees who will file DS-260
3. We apply "Interview show rate". 9981 x 82% = 8184 selectees want to show up on interview
4. We apply "EU Secces Rate". 8184 x 95,33% = 7802 cases succesful on interview.
5. Some selectees have family members, so we have to apply "Family rate". 7802 x 2,248 = 17538 selectees including family members.
6. DV4ROGER calculated that DV-2015 will give about 20.000 visas for EU (I agree with his calculations). So 17.538 is less than 20.000 so EU will be CURRENT this year?
Example of calculation same as as above using higher numbers:
"Average DS File Rate" = 50 %
"Interview show rate" = 90%
1. 21957 selectees
2. 21957 selectees x 50% = 10978 <- number of selectees who will file DS-260
3. 10978 x 90% = 9881 selectees want to show up on interview
4. 9981 x 95,33% = 9515
4. 9515 x 2,248 = 21389 selectees including family members > 20.000 so EU will not be current (we can estimate final cut-off here).
So as you see all now depends on "Average DS File Rate" and "Interview show rate".
Simon - do you have those numbers for DV-2014? Final "Interview show rate" should be simillar. "Average DS File Rate" could be different due to electronic filing this year.
I have to go to sleep now, it late in EU...
Any comments are welcome. I will read them tomorrow.
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