@mrrobot2018 yes, received, midatlantic ( .50, window, rejected)
Ok so now we know that .50 with window can be rejected or waitlist (at least for midatlantic region). Still need some info on the .50 regular envelopes with no window.
She lived in Northern Virginia but near DC.
Waitlisted from NJ, $.50 postage, with window. 1510 SAT, 3.98uwgpa
Waitlisted NJ, $.50, window on envelope, 2 pieces of paper, 1510 sat, 3.98uwgpa good luck everyone
Starting to look like .50 with window is rejection or waitlist and .65 without window is acceptance. Keep the data coming so we can help everyone else.
Is there ANY acceptances with 0.50? 
@lax2019 yesterday there was one .50 acceptance close to DC. We don’t know type of envelope on that one.
@delstu what did your letter look like?
Do we know if that one is real or if there is proof of it? From what I’ve heard, not even kids in DC got their letters yesterday so I find it unlikely someone already got a letter yesterday in VA
anyone with .65 with window with acceptance? suspense killing me. I live 30 minutes from Georgetown in Fairfax and photo shows .65 with window.
I’m assuming it is true for now until we know more. But it is starting to look like .50 with window is rejection or waitlist and .65 without is acceptance.
No letter in informed delivery, NorCal.
@Reese2023 I’m very interested in what .65 with window means. What school did you apply to?
Informed delivery shows nothing for Arizona today
The informed delivery at USPS is temporarily unavailable.
@“hui@cc” Informed delivery working for me
Did anyone apply to Nursing NHS?
What do you mean by window?
@mpowell18 The envelope has a clear plastic window (usually on left hand side) through which you can see the address of a properly folded letter. As opposed to a regular envelope where you write or print the address on the envelope itself and the address is usually centered.