I don't believe they do, but everyone should just wait until they have the letter in hand before making decisions/assumptions. I would absolutely not be surprised if some mail centers took a few days longer from the initial wave. You should get them by the end of this week if the second wave was sent yesterday.
I was waitlisted and Illinois will not tell you where you are on the waitlist so don't bother asking them. You just have to hope it moves enough that you get offered. I didn't get an offer until early May.
Yeah, hopefully it moves at all this year...
If you don't receive a letter in the next week I would call and explain, if they won't tell you via phone perhaps they'd be willing to issue a new letter to your current address.
If you email [email protected] with a short sentence saying you'd like a PDF, they send one really quickly! I got one within 10 min!
I've chosen to ignore the whole second wave of letters thing and just hope I got accepted lol
I almost cried guys. I called and explained that I have lived in Illinois my entire life, and both current and permanent addresses I listed on VMCAS were in Illinois...... She said it was an error and fixed it..... Thank you for the heart attack Illinois.
. Best of luck to you all. This has been quite the application cycle.
Last name starts with "P"
Well I'm Z, so I wouldn't be surprised if I'm last for this like everything else in my life
My last name is O though
Don't give up! This thread has several ISers who have said they're turning down acceptances. The list will move.
Soooooo just remember that the state is screwed budget wise. They probably have cut hours/employees, even in the post offices. I wouldn't be at all surprised if that was the case.
