We do expedited processing, of course, with certain cases—for instance, family reunification. That's one way we do triaging. But when it comes to processing skilled workers, it's based on first come, first served, and then as fast as we can get the documents that we need and make the decision. So we're more than happy to finalize cases as soon as we can.
We certainly don't segregate Armenians from any other clientele and make them wait longer for any reason. We just don't. They're organized in such a way that...when did they come in, when did we ask for documents, what's missing, what are we waiting for.
So again, I can't tell you why those particular cases seem to be taking longer. I would be more than happy to look into it. I'm always willing to look into it because I can never say that the system is flawless. But I can say with absolute certitude that we do not segregate and penalize or procrastinate with Armenians. It's just not true. There's no way.
You know, taking positive decisions is always a pleasure for any visa officer.