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Curious about long indexing delay - new website

I read so many horror stories here and have my own experiences, I wonder if my timeline here is now common compared to rare or one I should be concerned about.

May 28 - launched a new 6 page website (domain registered about 1 month prior) for client. Site uses GTM for both GA4 and to link to Search Console

June 4 - created and added account for Analytics and one for Search Console. (wanted to wait long enough for propagation, etc.)

June 4 - submitted sitemap to GSC

June 6 - observed root page was added, no other pages called out.

June 19 - 3 new pages added to website. Checked GSC, still 1 page and still no notice on any other pages (e.g. no crawled but not indexed, etc.) Submitted sitemap again. (with new pages added, or course).

June 25 - no change whatsoever in GSC presentation.

Is 3 weeks and soon to be going on 1 month a normal delay even for a new site/domain?

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