From what I've found in my research in the last 2 days (just found out yesterday that my own case was sent to "review" last week) I think it's okay for you to stop feeling pukey over this.
It's
highly more likely that any case sent to review is an approval rather than a denial.
The info I just found out is that at least 50% of all approvals must be sent to review. That's in contrast to a mere 70 denials per branch per quarter that are randomly selected for Quality Review. The other good news is that less than 2% of approvals are reversed during the review.
So, given the odds, I think it's okay to look for that letter with a healthy dose of optimism. Just keep a tiny little portion of your sanity ready for a just-in-case contingency plan, but it really is an outside chance that you're looking at a denial.
It was in quality review for a couple weeks but no one will tell us a thing. 1st they said it was in the payment center, then they said no it isn't back from review now they have a decision (all in the same day). Is this good or bad? I have been throwing up for the past hour. Why don't they just rip my heart out. We need the money desperatley but I don't even care about that I just want a YES or NO!
rachel
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