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Xenophobia07

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How the appointment scheduling goes, really can’t figure how it works. This one like no rhyme or rhythm. Just free for all.
 

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Got a qns to ask, if the system say queue no. 00007, is it mean got 7 people go appointment alr?

That’s how I interpret it to be. I’m not sure if that’s from start of 1st appointment for that estate from the very beginning? Or start from 1st appointment for that estate for that day? I think Mao might know.
 

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Got a qns to ask, if the system say queue no. 00007, is it mean got 7 people go appointment alr?

Yup it means by end of the day 7 appointments. So if u see say for example, 6 flats taken up means 1 of them skipped or missed their appointment.

Just to add on pls wait till end of the day to tabulate how many missed or skip their turn as the flat taken up is updated live while the number shows total number till end of the day. I do know of some appointments as late as 6pm as i was given one in my previous rof application
 
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That’s how I interpret it to be. I’m not sure if that’s from start of 1st appointment for that estate from the very beginning? Or start from 1st appointment for that estate for that day? I think Mao might know.

It is from the beginning. So for me, tues shown last number 5 (means tues start from number 1-5) whiles fri shown last number 9 (means fri start from number 6-9)
 

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Yup it means by end of the day 7 appointments. So if u see say for example, 6 flats taken up means 1 of them skipped or missed their appointment.

Just to add on pls wait till end of the day to tabulate how many missed or skip their turn as the flat taken up is updated live while the number shows total number till end of the day. I do know of some appointments as late as 6pm as i was given one in my previous rof application

Oh thank you! I tot the queue no. Is live. So have to wait till end of the day to know the real dropout rate.

For those who missed appointment, do they have another chance to choose in between??
 

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Oh thank you! I tot the queue no. Is live. So have to wait till end of the day to know the real dropout rate.

For those who missed appointment, do they have another chance to choose in between??

Nope, queue number is not live and you are right to say that the real rate is only known at end of day.

I do know that if u intend to miss, you gotta let them know in advance so they can reschedule your timing or date (it is written in the appointment letter).

But i do know way back then, they do call those ppl whose miss their appointment to double confirm if they will be giving it a miss. But nowadays i am not too sure.
 

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pls update when you get selection date.. my Q number right behind you :s13:

I’m also very curious how does the selection queue goes. Is it by alphabetical order? I’m still waiting for my appointment date for Queenstown (only shows Sept month but no date/time). And isn’t Letter Q in front of T? Hahah.
 

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I’m also very curious how does the selection queue goes. Is it by alphabetical order? I’m still waiting for my appointment date for Queenstown (only shows Sept month but no date/time). And isn’t Letter Q in front of T? Hahah.

Mine Tampines and email shows expected is Sep month also. Is go by alphabet :)
 
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