many people are saying stuck but?

[mosiahfine]

i see many people are saying their aplicating is stuck but does the percentage still go up in your bar? mine is going up consistenly so when people say stuck do you mean your percentage bar in your linked application is not moving up.

 

[saini1987]

Percentage has nothing to do with ur application.

 

[mosiahfine]

Percentage has nothing to do with ur application.

that does not make any sense prior to covid it was an idicator for movement and how close you are to being complete. if you dont have any answer move on thank you

 

[Johnson1200]

It was correct

 

[CanUK333]

The percentage bar is based on the 12 month timeframe for completion (or whatever they say is the estimated completion time for your type of application). It goes up automatically as the time passes (for example, after 6 months it will say 50%, etc.). Therefore, it isn't related to the actual processing that is going on on your application. It's basically there to make us "feel" like it's progressing. When you read others on the forum say their application is "stuck" they are probably referring to estimates made by studying the spreadsheets. When you look at applicants from previous months on the spreadsheet you can start to see patterns of estimated timelines for different stages (for example AOR usually happens within 50-60 days after receipt of application). What most are finding right now, is that these average times are far exceeding previous months, and that's why you keep seeing them say it seems "stuck". For example, medical requests usually come around day 100-130 and those of us who applied in November are at near 175-200 days and still haven't received requests yet.

 

[mosiahfine]

The percentage bar is based on the 12 month timeframe for completion (or whatever they say is the estimated completion time for your type of application). It goes up automatically as the time passes (for example, after 6 months it will say 50%, etc.). Therefore, it isn't related to the actual processing that is going on on your application. It's basically there to make us "feel" like it's progressing. When you read others on the forum say their application is "stuck" they are probably referring to estimates made by studying the spreadsheets. When you look at applicants from previous months on the spreadsheet you can start to see patterns of estimated timelines for different stages (for example AOR usually happens within 50-60 days after receipt of application). What most are finding right now, is that these average times are far exceeding previous months, and that's why you keep seeing them say it seems "stuck". For example, medical requests usually come around day 100-130 and those of us who applied in November are at near 175-200 days and still haven't received requests yet.

ooh ok thank you great explantion makes sense to me now.

 

[ryester]

that does not make any sense prior to covid it was an idicator for movement and how close you are to being complete. if you dont have any answer move on thank you

After 12 months, your percentage is going to be 100% complete but it does not mean your application is actually complete (in reality, it could be 50%, 70% or whatever). So it is just an progress with regard to 12 months time frame.

 

[JingleBella]

The percentage bar is based on the 12 month timeframe for completion (or whatever they say is the estimated completion time for your type of application). It goes up automatically as the time passes (for example, after 6 months it will say 50%, etc.). Therefore, it isn't related to the actual processing that is going on on your application. It's basically there to make us "feel" like it's progressing. When you read others on the forum say their application is "stuck" they are probably referring to estimates made by studying the spreadsheets. When you look at applicants from previous months on the spreadsheet you can start to see patterns of estimated timelines for different stages (for example AOR usually happens within 50-60 days after receipt of application). What most are finding right now, is that these average times are far exceeding previous months, and that's why you keep seeing them say it seems "stuck". For example, medical requests usually come around day 100-130 and those of us who applied in November are at near 175-200 days and still haven't received requests yet.

Wow each is so different. We received the medical request 3 weeks after our application was received. :/ (Jan 2020 Outland)