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What does waitlist only mean? ›

Being waitlisted means you have met the requirements, but you will be admitted only if a spot in the incoming class becomes available for you. If a college has rejected your application for not meeting its requirements, you will not be added to their waitlist.

It could take several weeks or months to process your application, verify your eligibility and issue you a Voucher for rental assistance. You can shorten the time it takes by promptly submitting all documentation requested by the Housing Authority and showing up at your appointments on time.

You may check the status of your application at www.waitlistcheck.com. You will receive a letter from THA when you reach the top of a waiting list and we are ready to schedule your eligibility review.

A: A Hold Status means the agency has pulled your name and you will receive additional information in the mail regarding your application.

How likely is it to get accepted from the waitlist? Colleges admit about 20% of students who choose to remain on waitlists, according to a 2019 report by the National Association for College Admission Counseling. Keep in mind that these numbers will vary based on the college waitlisting you.

On the other hand, a student who's waitlisted has been denied admission unless a seat opens for them. As there may be many qualified students waitlisted, there isn't a guarantee the applicant will get a seat.

Housing assistance programs are required to deny applicants who (1) have been evicted from public housing within the past 3 years for drug-related reasons, (2) are on the lifetime sex offender registry in any state, (3) have been convicted of manufacturing methamphetamines on public housing property, (4) are using ...

Nebraska, Puerto Rico, Wyoming, and North Dakota also reported shorter waiting times, ranging from six to eight months.

The maximum housing assistance is generally the lesser of the payment standard minus 30% of the family's monthly adjusted income or the gross rent for the unit minus 30% of monthly adjusted income.

You may apply for a specific property. Estimated wait times vary by property. While THA does not assign a position number for your application, we can state that the estimated wait time for the Voucher program is 12 to 36 months from the time the application was received. You may apply for a specific property.

What is a purge letter? ›

A purge letter is a letter confirming that a case file has been destroyed in accordance with the Florida Rules of Judicial Administration. Just because a case file has been purged does not mean that the case has been removed from your record.

Applicants must complete an application for housing online at https://myportal.tulsahousing.org/. At this link applicants can apply for the Section 8 program or for other Tulsa Housing Authority housing options.

Is being on hold the same thing as being waitlisted? No. Being waitlisted is an official application decision. Most times, waitlist decisions come later near or after deposit deadlines once the school has a better sense of how the incoming class is shaping up.

An Active Status means you have been selected for the lottery/waiting list.

HOLD: A valid listing contract is in effect. However, because of various reasons (such as repairs, illness, guests, etc.) the Seller has requested that temporarily there be no showings. This is an Off-Market status, and DIM (Days in MLS) does not count.

The meaning of waitlisted is pretty simple: you haven't been offered acceptance, nor have you been rejected. You are currently being held on a waitlist and might eventually be accepted if a spot opens up. Schools use the waiting list to deal with the uncertainty of the admissions process.

A waitlist is a dynamic queue of interested buyers for a sold out product.

At some highly selective schools, only a handful of students, if any, may get in off the waitlist each year, while at other colleges, your chances could could be 20% or higher. These numbers can fluctuate from year to year, though, so it's difficult to provide definitive percentages.

If a waitlist becomes full, you will not be able to add your name to it, and the class status will display as Closed. Departments determine if, and when, a waitlist is activated for a class. Most waitlists will remain open until the Add/Drop Deadline (the end of the second week for fall and spring classes).