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I am a CBS reapplicant, and I can answer your first question. The 10 weeks is from when your application goes under review, not from when you submit it. However, if they like your application, you will most likely here from them before the 10 weeks because they want to get you locked in as soon as possible if all goes well with the interview. I think they take the full 10 weeks for those who are getting dinged.


Agree with djhouse81. 10 weeks from after it goes under review, but you will most likley get through the whole process in 6 - 8 weeks.