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Then you should know that whatever result you come up with will be highly unreliable due to many reasons, one of which is you have to make many assumptions about the probability of users' updates on their timelines and their correctness. You also need a huge dataset to create proper statistics. Not to mention the other variables that are probably missing and/or incorrect.
Eventually, you'll end up with something that has nothing to do with anything really .

@Niia and @Rosie91, and everybody else ... be patient guys.

Then you should know that whatever result you come up with will be highly unreliable due to many reasons, one of which is you have to make many assumptions about the probability of users' updates on their timelines and their correctness. You also need a huge dataset to create proper statistics. Not to mention the other variables that are probably missing and/or incorrect.
Eventually, you'll end up with something that has nothing to do with anything really .

@Niia and @Rosie91, and everybody else ... be patient guys.

UPDATE:
Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.
April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.
June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.
19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.
Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

UPDATE:
Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.
April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.
June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.
19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.
Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

UPDATE:
Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.
April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.
June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.
19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.
Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

UPDATE:
Following up on a good amount of processing already done the past couple of days.
April and May remain ignored compared to the rest - only a few cases were processed at all.
June has almost officially entered the picture with a lot of cases processed - I will state its % for now for future references.
19.80% in Jan.
44.00% in Feb.
66.80% in Mar.
74.70% in Jun.
Also, I-129F denials have been spotted .. several of them.

UPDATE:
Looks like a good amount of processing still. I've noticed a lot more processing, especially approvals, happening these past 2 days.
Cases remaining so far:
22.70% in Jan.
51.30% in Feb.
77.91% in Mar.
March's processing speed is increasing rapidly .

UPDATE:
Mass transfers of over 1400 cases in between March 15-22.
Jan is still steadily slow processing.
Feb is at least 2x faster than Jan.
March has taken a much bigger focus!
 

UPDATE:
Following up on latest statistics, remaining cases:
20.92% in Jan.
47.50% in Feb.
71.92% in Mar.
Once again, March is taking the lead in terms of approvals/denials. However, I noticed a rise in processing of 2018 cases and Jan 2019.

UPDATE:
Following up on latest statistics, remaining cases:
20.92% in Jan.
47.50% in Feb.
71.92% in Mar.
Once again, March is taking the lead in terms of approvals/denials. However, I noticed a rise in processing of 2018 cases and Jan 2019.

UPDATE:
Following up on latest statistics, remaining cases:
20.92% in Jan.
47.50% in Feb.
71.92% in Mar.
Once again, March is taking the lead in terms of approvals/denials. However, I noticed a rise in processing of 2018 cases and Jan 2019.

UPDATE:
Following up on latest statistics, remaining cases:
20.92% in Jan.
47.50% in Feb.
71.92% in Mar.
Once again, March is taking the lead in terms of approvals/denials. However, I noticed a rise in processing of 2018 cases and Jan 2019.

I forgot to mention that a few cases in April & May were processed yesterday. They looked they're completely random picks from both months.

UPDATE:
Looks like a good amount of processing still. I've noticed a lot more processing, especially approvals, happening these past 2 days.
Cases remaining so far:
22.70% in Jan.
51.30% in Feb.
77.91% in Mar.
March's processing speed is increasing rapidly .

UPDATE:
Looks like a good amount of processing still. I've noticed a lot more processing, especially approvals, happening these past 2 days.
Cases remaining so far:
22.70% in Jan.
51.30% in Feb.
77.91% in Mar.
March's processing speed is increasing rapidly .

UPDATE:
Looks like a good amount of processing still. I've noticed a lot more processing, especially approvals, happening these past 2 days.
Cases remaining so far:
22.70% in Jan.
51.30% in Feb.
77.91% in Mar.
March's processing speed is increasing rapidly .

UPDATE:
Looks like a good amount of processing still. I've noticed a lot more processing, especially approvals, happening these past 2 days.
Cases remaining so far:
22.70% in Jan.
51.30% in Feb.
77.91% in Mar.
March's processing speed is increasing rapidly .

I think it's this:
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/monthly_filers.php?form=2&visa=3&scenter=5&option=2&sortby=2
But it's not really that big of a deal.

UPDATE:
Mass transfers of over 1400 cases in between March 15-22.
Jan is still steadily slow processing.
Feb is at least 2x faster than Jan.
March has taken a much bigger focus!
 

I see. I cannot give you any updates on IOE cases whatsoever.
My records show only 1 July case in LIN number, which is why I asked.

UPDATE:
Another update on March's stats given today's updates:
83.42% in March.
This makes for 6.58% of March cases processed within a business week (5 business days). Some serious processing speed there .
Oh btw, this accounts only for Approvals and Denials. So, given there will be RFEs sent/received/reviewed, this makes processing speed in March extremely fast indeed.

UPDATE:
A lot of cases processed from 2018 (May-December) and early 2019 (Jan-March).
Mass transfers in (mid-end of) June 2019 cases.

UPDATE:
Another update on March's stats given today's updates:
83.42% in March.
This makes for 6.58% of March cases processed within a business week (5 business days). Some serious processing speed there .
Oh btw, this accounts only for Approvals and Denials. So, given there will be RFEs sent/received/reviewed, this makes processing speed in March extremely fast indeed.

UPDATE:
A follow up on last update for statistics on cases left to process so far:
23.89% in Jan.
55.43% in Feb.
85% in March.
Statistically speaking, I believe March is currently the fastest in terms of case processing speed than any other month because (1) they processed the largest amount of its cases in the smallest time possible (5% in less than 5 business days), and (2) it has more cases than both Jan and Feb.

Oh! You came from the future with a time machine, haven't you?!