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What does the word adjudication mean in terms of visa processing? What step does it represent? I don't see it mentioned anywhere else.
It's when one of the adjudicators at USCIS will look at your case and determine whether your case should be approved. For a K1, it's the step between the NOA1 and NOA2. 
adjudication
noun
the final judgment in a legal proceeding; the act of pronouncing judgment based on the evidence presented
noun
the final judgment in a legal proceeding; the act of pronouncing judgment based on the evidence presented
a legal term for judgement based on evidence.
I work part time for a law firm where I'm the one holding the 2 rubber stamps..."approved" and "declined"....pity i couldn't pre-stamp my file!!!!!!
I work part time for a law firm where I'm the one holding the 2 rubber stamps..."approved" and "declined"....pity i couldn't pre-stamp my file!!!!!!
QUOTE(Nini & Bee @ Nov 6 2007, 09:17 AM) 
It's when one of the adjudicators at USCIS will look at your case and determine whether your case should be approved. For a K1, it's the step between the NOA1 and NOA2.
That's what I was looking for!! Thanks much! It sounded a lot like, buy the plane tickets to me..but I knew better.
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