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In the realm of flavor changing processes can probe new physics (NP) at scales beyond the reach of current experiments, we analyze semileptonic decays of $B$, $B_s$ and $B_c$ mesons using \emph{Relativistic Independent Quark Model - a QCD inspired model} emphasizing the harmonic potential model-dependent analysis of heavy flavor dynamics. Our predicted branching fractions and physical observables such as $P_{\tau}(D_{(s)}^{(*)})$, $F_{L}(D_{(s)}^{(*)})$ in the $B$ decays show good agreement with the lattice and experimental measurements. In particular, our predictions for $P_{\tau}(D^{(*)})$ in $B_c$ decays offer valuable information in the absence of lattice data for this observable. We also provide a detailed study of form factors across the full kinematic range. While the lack of clear deviations in high energy collider data challenges the TeV - scale NP paradigm, semileptonic decays of heavy mesons always remain a powerful probe of NP, especially beyond the reach of direct searches. Therefore, while lattice QCD remains the gold standard for theoretical predictions, QCD-inspired models serve as valuable alternatives in regions where lattice results are unavailable.
