it seems has a variance vs it seems having a variance

Some examples from the web:

• The Captain it seems has found powerful allies.
• It seems has other plans for the Enterprise right now.
• Eircom it seems has little motivation to help its competitors by maintaining the lines of customers with other providers.
• We've been friends since we were 10, which is longer than I can say for you and Emily, who it seems has quite the reputation herself.
• You requested a variance to build a hot tub off your garage.
• But Victor already promised us a variance on the height restrictions.
• See, you've cast too wide a variance.
• This vote is on a motion by Walter Stringer, to request a variance from zoning regulation 11.6 for a front yard setback.
• A minor magnetic anomaly might explain a variance of 2 or 3 degrees, but not this.
• Except this conversation, it seems.
• It seems my Armenian friends were mild.
• It seems a peculiarly unladylike crime.
• It seems General Arnold missed his calling.
• It seems Lucien has intentions for Camille.
• It seems that pestanejas you, Satan.
• It seems I offered them something different.
• It seems that something escaped upstairs...
• It seems your subconscious has blossomed.
• It seems that circumstances have changed somewhat.
• Liars everywhere these days it seems.

Some examples from the web:

• With JXP losing their Homeland Security contract, it seems that having a one-of-a-kind 20-pound meteorite...
• Dagny and I are having a negotiation, it seems.
• It seems we're having a small accounting error in purgatory.
• It seems like everybody's having a lot of fun.
• It seems the Germans are having a secret meeting with the other European heads of state, leaving the Americans sie frieren sich dich schwaenze ab.
• She was having a tough time, but now... it seems to be going well.
• I thought having a little office job would temper her, but it seems to have had the opposite effect.
• It seems ridiculous being our age and being pregnant and having a huge wedding.
• It seems you're having a lot of difficulties from your wedding being called off.
• It seems that you are not having a good time here.
• Harvey, it seems that Veta is having a party this afternoon.
• It seems to me when entering the conciliation process for Culture 2000, having a poet to lead us in our endeavours is entirely appropriate.
• You know, I've been reading a lot about that detective stuff you do, and it seems to me that having a psychic might be a real asset.
• still, it seems like you guys are having a great time together.
• Does it seem funny, your little sister having a baby?
• I know that when we fell in love, it was a whirlwind romance and then it seems like I brought up the idea of having a baby, and, like, overnight we were pregnant.
• It seems that got a little more of time there below, we are having a little of work with the throw of the... ...in process...
• Now I know it seems really obvious, but when you're having a conversation with someone you suspect of deception, attitude is by far the most overlooked but telling of indicators.
• The rule talks about Parliament having a right to give a view on a proposal, but it seems that you have merely an opinion, not a proposal.
• It seems to me that there is as yet no guarantee, for example, of the Pashtuns, who make up the majority of Afghanistan's population, having a share equal to that of others in political decision-making in Kabul, or in other beneficial things.