Originally Posted by
speedbrakearmed
Just got a fixit email about address history. Not exactly sure whats wrong, my permanent address was in California (Parents) while my current in Texas. I didn't put any of my college addresses as I never had anything tied to them, no utility bills, cable bills just maybe Amazon/eBay things. Thus I kept my California address as my permanent one and since I've been there for more than 10 years there was nothing to put in the address history. After I got the email, I just changed both permanent and current address both to my Texas home and dropped California one into the history in hopes that it solves the issue.
Additionally, does anyone know if Delta looked at the entire application and found this to be the only issue or if they simply stopped once they found the issue with the address history.
I'm pretty heated because I used a professional app review service to check my application and I still ended up with a Fixit email.
Does anyone know as to when Delta may look at the application again after I updated it (which I did today)
Unfortunately your professional gave bad advice. After interviewing several years ago, the interviewers were clear they wanted as much detail of my past as possible. The HR lady was even displeased when I mentioned I had a cash paying job in high school mowing lawns to help pay for private pilot flight training. She looked on my app and asked, “where is that job listed on your application?” When I explained I thought Delta only wanted history from high school graduation to present day, she replied, “we want a completely consummate record of your past.” So, like others have said, I would put all of your addresses down, even if your “permanent address” was somewhere else.
As far as when your app will be reviewed again, I’m not sure for those that get a “fix it” like yourself. Many folks know the applicant who doesn’t meet the mark after a review must wait 12 months until the next review, but like I said, I’m not sure if that applies to “fix it” applicants like yourself.