Timeline for first time waiver applicant

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J Rogers (trusted member) Trusted

@Beulah

A September Letter is a letter stating you do not NEED a waiver, and can travel freely. You show it when you travel, but it never needs to be renewed. Its the best case scenario.

-September Letter
-5 year waiver
-(anything less than 5 years)
-Rejection letter.

I see 80% 5 year waivers, 20% something else, mainly 1 year waivers. In the past 3 years, not a single client has gotten 2 consecutive 1's, so generally if you get a 1, if you re-apply you get bumped up to a 5 year waiver.

RG

Hi everyone!

If there are any other updates you can provide that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

leona

I’m eagerly waiting as well. Any new updates for this week?

GB

I submitted mine on May 16th. If anyone got there's accepted and applied in May let us know!

Beu

Hi, I have no idea what date is being approved now. I applied may 5th and I haven’t got any reply yet. Once I get it, I will update here. The last time updated was on July 5 and it took about 74 days. I’m not sure that’s still the same time frame. It has been increasing over the past few weeks. I’m anxiously waiting as well for anyone with a May submission to ARO. All the best @RG

RG

@jrogers

Have you seen any updates in the last week(ish)? It’s been really quiet and really unsure where they are at this week.

Thanks.

[ RG appended this reply on July 11, 2022 @ 12:02 pm ]

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leona

Has anyone had any approved waivers in the last week. There have been no updates since before the long weekend :(

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