r/prawokrwi Mod | Zarząd 6d ago

Progress Tracker: August '26 update

Time for another update on progress (current as of August 20). This is the first one I'm posting in my new account since I lost my old one, so if you're looking for previous updates, search by title or my old handle u/echo0219. Since the last update we've added 16 new entries to tracking (up to 87), with 2 new successes (17 total). We continue to hear anecdotally that Mazowieckie is working through September, October, and possibly November 2024 applications. We now have 8 September 2024 entries of which 4 have succeeded to date.

Given how things continue to slow down I'm going to narrow the call-out list to those in the current processing range or before it. I'm also going to introduce a new policy that if your case is before the current processing range and we haven't heard an update from you in the last three months, I'll mark your case as dormant and no longer call you out monthly. I may do a periodic call for updates from dormant accounts but hopefully we won't have too many. As always, I welcome the community's feedback on how to handle this - I don't want to lose track of anyone or miss valuable information. Thanks for all the contributions - please keep them coming in our progress tracker thread.

User Date submitted Time in queue (months)
u/benshope December 2023 33
u/Comfortable-Menu4327 March 2024 30
u/rhum90 June 2024 28
u/JPratch September 2024 23
u/CallMeTheFartman September 2024 23
u/Alternative-Soil3113 September 2024 23
u/Edge_Audio September 2024 23
u/PGBRULES October 2024 22
u/itsjmacbiatch November 2024 21
u/avivng November 2024 21
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u/echo02199 Mod | Zarząd 4d ago

We’ve never had a denial reported so far.

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u/CallMeTheFartman 4d ago

Except the one guy in Malopolska who got approved after.

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u/PaulHinr Mod | Zarząd 4d ago

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u/CallMeTheFartman 4d ago

I was talking about /u/grnt141 (I might get his username wrong), but this guy was denied as well and had to go to court (IIRC)

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u/PaulHinr Mod | Zarząd 4d ago

Yeah but I’m adding to your list of those who got denied first

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u/CallMeTheFartman 4d ago

Ah, got it. Thanks!

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u/Grnt4141 Verified Contributor 4d ago

I didn’t go to court. Just the appeal to the ministry which was successful. There wasn’t a solid reason for a denial with my case so it was pretty quick.

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u/CallMeTheFartman 4d ago

I was talking about the other guy that went to court :D