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Malikposted 2 years ago

Hi there anyone knows what is the meaning of ( is being processed ) in CBP reply thanks.

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@Malik sounds like it’s a bit long based on timelines posted here but hang in there.

Tiffany replied 2 years ago   #5

157 days@Tiffany

Malik replied 2 years ago   #4

@Malik how long now have your application been in process? The application was received and is being processed is just that and has no other meaning based on my understanding.

Tiffany replied 2 years ago   #3

It says your application was received and is being processed @Tiffany

Malik replied 2 years ago   #2

That your application is being processed. I don’t think it gets simpler than that. Perhaps say exactly what the reply says because right now there is no other meaning to what is being said than it’s being processed.

Tiffany replied 2 years ago   #1

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