I am not understanding that I have got the bio metrics request and still the status is not IN PROGRESS but APPLICATION RECEIVED only!
Don't stress about this. am I correct that most of your notifications/requests have been in the last few days? It's pretty clear their systems are not always fully in sync (from outsider's perspective).
As a general point: I see a lot of questions like this here, small delays that don't seem to make sense. This happens with complex IT systems all the time - there are various subsystems, databases, linking between them, a series of systems flags that must be met before such and such notification happens but different ones for a similar notification that in principle happens at about the same time. Minor things that cause an exception/delay in one system but not another. Sometimes, some parts of the system (I mean the computer systems) are just slower than others. Sometimes a human has to intervene on one part (even if just clicking) and not on another.
There are ALWAYS little oddities like this in big systems. Most of them aren't important.
Note, I have no specific internal knowledge, just that I've seen similar in enterprise software as a user. It drives everyone crazy (esp if accounting systems at important times) but sometimes the answer really is 'it just takes a few hours/days for that system to get updated.' (Go get a coffee...)
Obviously if it looks weird for long periods, there may be serious issues worth looking into - to each their own - I just mean the short ones.
(For the positive spin on the above, the alternative would be a strict system requirement that everything happens in very precise sequential order, and only in that order - e.g. 'biometric request cannot go out until 'in progress' sequence entirely complete'. Short form, that would cause far bigger delays and hassles - small processing/handling issues would balloon and compound and possibly grind to a halt. It's some kind of principle in system design that strict sequencing should only be enforced where absolutely required; I used to fight with IT side on things like this in previous job all the time.)