What does I-129F be adjudicated mean?

[ramzis51 0]

I was reading in the timeline section at the bottom, it says "based on the timeline information you have provided, your I-129F could be adjudcated as early as 9/5/2007" Does that mean approved to go on to the embassy or what?

[featherB 1]

That means the (rough) date you can expect to have some kind of action taken (be that approval, a request for further evidence, or even an outright denial) on the I-129F petition, based on the timelines of other people who've entered their dates on here. In other words, the date when you can expect USCIS to actually get round to looking at your file!

[pushbrk 12,569]

I was reading in the timeline section at the bottom, it says "based on the timeline information you have provided, your I-129F could be adjudcated as early as 9/5/2007" Does that mean approved to go on to the embassy or what?

I means approved by the USCIS. K visa petitions go through NVC (National Visa Center) for usually brief additional processing before NVC forwards to the Embassy or Consulate.

[featherB 1]

I was reading in the timeline section at the bottom, it says "based on the timeline information you have provided, your I-129F could be adjudcated as early as 9/5/2007" Does that mean approved to go on to the embassy or what?

I means approved by the USCIS. K visa petitions go through NVC (National Visa Center) for usually brief additional processing before NVC forwards to the Embassy or Consulate.

... or RFE'd, depending on whether there's any information/evidence missing in the package - the word 'adjudicated' covers all eventualities!

[pushbrk 12,569]

I was reading in the timeline section at the bottom, it says "based on the timeline information you have provided, your I-129F could be adjudcated as early as 9/5/2007" Does that mean approved to go on to the embassy or what?

I means approved by the USCIS. K visa petitions go through NVC (National Visa Center) for usually brief additional processing before NVC forwards to the Embassy or Consulate.

... or RFE'd, depending on whether there's any information/evidence missing in the package - the word 'adjudicated' covers all eventualities!

Yes. I was being positive but it also includes outright denial although most denials and RFE's occur sooner rather than later.