Back in the day they used to send all 2NLs in two batches in between release of the VB (usually mid month) and the end of the month. Lately they've been trickling a couple dozen cases per day, sometimes a bit more. That's how scheduling for both April and May looked like. They managed to send out around 700 cases each of those months. For June interviews (which is work done between April 9 and yesterday), they've send 135 cases so far.
Thankyou for the information. This is very crucial to know
For your question (in case your mad that we criticize them)
Rather than your one example, why don’t you tell us exactly what the situation of all of the 23000-odd already DQ people are, so we can list all the relevant factors and then figure out how KCC are doing it? Oh, you don’t know. Or are you just going to continue ranting based on the couple of cases you know about? Tell you what, can you guys maybe start a separate “bash KCC” thread and leave this one to constructive posts?
I will give this one (didn't know about the cases)
sorry while asking questions is one thing, it really does sound like a few of you are ranting, accusing KCC of being lazy, not doing their work, are doing almost nothing (these last being your particular words) etc. It‘s very tiresome and unconstructive. Not to mention hugely insulting to a very small amount of people with a very large amount of work.
This is very unfortunate news. KCC only do what they are told to do, and they can only schedule interviews for the slots that the embassies provide for them. So it seems that rather than sitting on their butts being lazy and doing nothing, if there is any sharp slowdown in scheduling it is actually due to orders from above and what they are allocated from embassies. Extremely disappointing news that makes the decision to go current and raise everyone’s hopes even more perplexing.
posted same time! Thanks
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I hope the lawsuits are successful for the plaintiffs at least. I’m feeling so sad for DV2021
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While this is a huge blow, this new information does give us an insight I think. I think it’s reasonable to assume now that this was always the plan to address the IV backlog and the DV team has been hamstrung with how many cases they can process. I honestly feel very sad. I had my interview already and my visa is coming, but I feel very guilty about that. Why did I get lucky and get an interview while so many other will miss out now?
I think the saving grace might just be that the High Impact lawsuit, Goh v Blinken, is assigned to Judge Mehta. He delivered a Hail Mary for DV2020, maybe (hopefully) he’ll do the same for DV2021. People are going to miss out regardless, but hopefully they manage to get more visas issued than if there wasn’t any litigation. That would still be a win. I’ve had my little mope now, back to positivity & hoping for the best <3
According to what the note is saying, even with a high number of immigrant visa, they would STILL have to schedule some. We always knew that they were prioritizing fiance visas etc. Now at least they are also saying that yes, DV + immigrant are within tier 4 BUT they still have to work on them! Tier 4 still equals working on cases. Unfortunately, as being noted, it will only be beneficial to very low number of winners per country. I am thinking about Canada for example or the UK. If you are in a country with even over 500 winners, I dount that they would ever be able to process all of them! So I can't even think of countries with over 4,000. Not going to happen unless the lawyers are able to do something. It's a long shot.
yes, they will still schedule some, but its only going to be some.They did say they won’t reach the ceiling. And remember tier 4 includes employment visas too.