How long did it take to hear back on ROFR? (April-July)

[Joel22]

It would be great to have an easy to see, average response time for ROFR for the last few months.

 

[pianomanzano]

Have you looked at the ROFR thread for that time period? It’s in post 3 of the following:

https://www.disboards.com/threads/r...ost-for-instructions-formatting-tool.3878357/

 

[Joel22]

Have you looked at the ROFR thread for that time period? It’s in post 3 of the following:

https://www.disboards.com/threads/r...ost-for-instructions-formatting-tool.3878357/

I have but it would be a lot easier to be able to see it visually on a graph

 

[Sandisw]

Mine started in March but I heard back April 1st. 22 days..

 

[DonMacGregor]

29 days on my last one in June, but only 15 days back in January.

 

[prncssjas]

It would be great to have an easy to see, average response time for ROFR for the last few months.

I totally understand the frustration of waiting. We submitted an offer on a VGF contract on May 11 and heard back on June 2 so it was pretty quick!! But our prior offer on an SS contract took 46 days and then Disney took it in ROFR. Ugh. It worked out better for us since I really wanted the VGF contract but the waiting is always tough. Best wishes to you!

 

[I am Moana of Motunui]

I cast a vote - 25 days for me, submitted 5/20 and heard back 6/14.

 

[Stargazer65]

Nice poll!

 

[christophles]

1st attempt - 26 days (passed)
2nd attempt - 29 days (taken)
3rd attempt - 33 days (taken)
4th attempt - 30 days and counting

 

[Stargazer65]

So it looks like the majority happen around 30 days. My guess is probably in the 25-35 timeframe covers about 75-80% of the decisions.

 

[Nursemanit]

So it looks like the majority happen around 30 days. My guess is probably in the 25-35 timeframe covers about 75-80% of the decisions.

Looking at the dates- when the contracts come in they must put them in an aging pile for a weekly meeting in 4 weeks- they review them ( probably takes an hour) then hand them off to a clerk who files and sends out the notification- That would explain the distribution over a 5 day spread.

If not RR/VGF/VPB would get put In a no pile and get resolved sooner.

The place I work does a similar thing with expense reports ( 30 day hold) so we always get them in 31-38 days

 

[Joel22]

So it looks like the majority happen around 30 days. My guess is probably in the 25-35 timeframe covers about 75-80% of the decisions.

Yeah, that looks about right!

 

[Joel22]

29 days (taken)
3rd attempt - 33 days (taken)
4th attempt - 30 days and counting

What happened with your 4th and how long did it take?

 

[christophles]

What happened with your 4th and how long did it take?

36 days and DVC took it.

 

[Joel22]

Currently on day 34...

 

[geargrinder]

32 days on the one that was taken in July.

26 days for the one that passed yesterday. Yes, notified on a Sunday.