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Does anyone know the estimated timeframe for results on the Big Y-700 when upgraded from Y111? I'm figuring on 8-10 weeks, but that is based on my Y111 test conducted last year.
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Originally posted by mattn View Post
I received Big Y results today for my kit in batch 1225.
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Originally posted by georgian1950 View Post
Thanks mattn. The person who I am helping emailed FTDNA about three days ago, and the response was end of October or first of November. The Y-111 results for them were completed around 9/17. I was expecting a better turnaround on Big Y. If it is any consolation, with two of you in the same situation, I would say that most likely FTDNA is working on a backlog, rather than both of you having sample problems. Hopefully, FTDNA will clear it up sooner that later.
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Originally posted by mattn View Post
No, I received the markers 68-111 last week but I'm still waiting for the Big Y results. Hopefully in the next week or two.
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Originally posted by georgian1950 View Post
Any luck yet? I am checking for a person with also a kit in batch #1225 also awaiting Big Y. His Y-111 results were completed a few weeks ago.
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Originally posted by mattn View PostI have one kit in the recent batch 1225, order placed 8/30/2021. Upgrade from 67 markers.
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Originally posted by mattn View Post
If there is no date next to "Completed" then that means there are no results returned yet for that particular test.
The participant contacted FTDNA about this twice, most recently prompted by me, as an admin and genealogist very interested in his terminal SNP. He was told a week or so ago that a kit was being sent to re-swab, and it is unclear if this response is from his efforts to get answers. This is important because a lot can happen in six months during a pandemic, and would our investment in this process have gone unnoticed indefinitely had we not prompted him to ask about it?
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I have one kit in the recent batch 1225, order placed 8/30/2021. Upgrade from 67 markers.
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Originally posted by clintonslayton76 View PostI will add, the batch mentioned above, 1188, was "lapped" by later batches, whose results took the predicted 7 weeks and are already posted. The one we await was specifically requested for comparison to the later one that has posted.
1188 is marked Completed in Order History, but no date and no results. What gives? Has anyone else seen a Completed Batch with no results?
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I will add, the batch mentioned above, 1188, was "lapped" by later batches, whose results took the predicted 7 weeks and are already posted. The one we await was specifically requested for comparison to the later one that has posted.
1188 is marked Completed in Order History, but no date and no results. What gives? Has anyone else seen a Completed Batch with no results?
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We have a kit in our project ordered 4/20/2021, batched as 1188 next day, still no terminal SNP. This is by my calculation 18 weeks ago. No indication from the kit manager/sampler that it failed any QC, so why is this taking so long?
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Big Y kit in Batch 1197 complete today 7/10/21. Ordered May, they requested a new sample, it was submitted and finally it's done.
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Originally posted by xcal1887 View PostI received my results on Batch 1183 kit 276725. I had upgraded from Y500 to Y700. Initially I was told I would have to submit a new sample, which I did. When I got my results back my SNP was unchanged - FGC69357. Can someone explain to me why my SNP didn't change? Is it possible the Test hasn't actually been done?
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I received my results on Batch 1183 kit 276725. I had upgraded from Y500 to Y700. Initially I was told I would have to submit a new sample, which I did. When I got my results back my SNP was unchanged - FGC69357. Can someone explain to me why my SNP didn't change? Is it possible the Test hasn't actually been done?
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