Oh, this does not bode well for my Family Finder kit and also Y37 kit. They are in batch 947 (Feb 2). I'm also on Ancestry and notice that those kits now have a turn around of 4 weeks.
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Initial expected date range was 1st to 15th April, it's been currently delayed
Family Finder Ordered 03/08/2019 948 Batched 03/11/2019 948 Completed Pending 948 Awaiting Tests
Family Finder AncientOrigins 948 Family Finder ChromosomeBrowser 948 Family Finder FamilyFinder 948 04/15/2019 - 04/29/2019 Results for your Family Finder test have been delayed. We have updated your predicted completion date, and action by you is not usually required. Note that predicted dates are an estimate and subject to lab volume and quality control.
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My guess - and that is totally all it is -- is they have changed chips - and are trying to get the algorithms to work with the new set of Data coming in. If a result is not in by deadline, the system automatically extends it a given amount, regardless of how long it might actually take (that I recall learning)
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Originally posted by Dr.SYSTEM View PostInitial expected date range was 1st to 15th April, it's been currently delayed
Family Finder Ordered 03/08/2019 948 Batched 03/11/2019 948 Completed Pending 948 Awaiting Tests
Family Finder AncientOrigins 948 Family Finder ChromosomeBrowser 948 Family Finder FamilyFinder 948 04/15/2019 - 04/29/2019 Results for your Family Finder test have been delayed. We have updated your predicted completion date, and action by you is not usually required. Note that predicted dates are an estimate and subject to lab volume and quality control.
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Originally posted by Tenn4ever View PostSo how does Batch 948 come in before earlier batches?
Multiple things can set back a kit
Extraction issue from sample to results of testing chip failing quality control
If a kit fail quality control at any point, it has to wait for the next available slot to be rerun, some higher number batches may have already started.
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Originally posted by prairielad View Post
Batch number does not ensure it follows order.
Multiple things can set back a kit
Extraction issue from sample to results of testing chip failing quality control
If a kit fail quality control at any point, it has to wait for the next available slot to be rerun, some higher number batches may have already started.
Interesting that kits between 941 and 947 all have control problems.
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Originally posted by prairielad View Post
Batch number does not ensure it follows order.
Multiple things can set back a kit
Extraction issue from sample to results of testing chip failing quality control
If a kit fail quality control at any point, it has to wait for the next available slot to be rerun, some higher number batches may have already started.
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