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[Teague 6]

What is pending adjudication? thanks

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Let me google that for you

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjudication

[Boggy1974 124]

What is pending adjudication? thanks

This is a direct definition of your question by USCIS: See the section I bolded.

Also, see the link below for further reading.

Jurisdiction--"Still Pending Adjudication by the Service"

Several commenters requested that the regulations clarify what is meant by "still pending adjudication by the Service" for purposes of determining who is eligible to apply with the Service.

Section 240.62(a) of the proposed rule provides for Service jurisdiction over certain applicants whose asylum applications are "pending adjudication by the Service" at the time the applicants apply for relief under NACARA. For the sake of clarity, the interim rule contains a definition of this phrase at § 240.60. An asylum application will be considered "pending adjudication by the Service," if the Service has not served the applicant with a final decision or referred the application to the Immigration Court. This means that, unless the Service has served the applicant with a final decision to grant asylum or deny asylum, or has served the applicant with documents referring his or her application to the Immigration Court, the asylum application will be considered pending with the Service, even if a final decision has been made by the Service, but not yet served on the applicant.

http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/FR/HTML/FR/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-54070/0-0-0-57543/0-0-0-59803/0-0-0-59856.html

Good luck!

[Boggy1974 124]

Let me google that for you

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjudication

CW, this link does not answer OP's question in terms of immigration.

[canadian_wife 1,822]

CW, this link does not answer OP's question in terms of immigration.

So if I defined "adjudication" as "based on legal review of a case" as stated in my Wikidpedia link...it is thus impossible for him to infer what 'pending adjudication' means in terms of immigration?

Give the guy SOME credit

[Boggy1974 124]

So if I defined "adjudication" as "based on legal review of a case" as stated in my Wikidpedia link...it is thus impossible for him to infer what 'pending adjudication' means in terms of immigration?

Give the guy SOME credit

Please do not twist the issue. All I'm telling you is this: your wiki link only provides a generic definition.

No where does the link remotely address 'pending adjudication' as related to immigration.

Since this an immigration forum, a helpful & concise answer would necessitate going to the official immigration source - i.e. uscis' website and doing a search there for precise answer(s).

Edited April 14, 2013 by Boggy1974

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Please do not twist the issue. All I'm telling you is this: your wiki link only provides a generic definition.

So you want Kudos then?

Please! this is a DIY site, I subscribe to the theory that it is heavy on the "Y". Generic definitions are still definitions correct?

[Boggy1974 124]

Ok. This issue is left alone & moving on.

[Teague 6]

This is a direct definition of your question by USCIS: See the section I bolded.

Also, see the link below for further reading.

Jurisdiction--"Still Pending Adjudication by the Service"

Several commenters requested that the regulations clarify what is meant by "still pending adjudication by the Service" for purposes of determining who is eligible to apply with the Service.

Section 240.62(a) of the proposed rule provides for Service jurisdiction over certain applicants whose asylum applications are "pending adjudication by the Service" at the time the applicants apply for relief under NACARA. For the sake of clarity, the interim rule contains a definition of this phrase at § 240.60. An asylum application will be considered "pending adjudication by the Service," if the Service has not served the applicant with a final decision or referred the application to the Immigration Court. This means that, unless the Service has served the applicant with a final decision to grant asylum or deny asylum, or has served the applicant with documents referring his or her application to the Immigration Court, the asylum application will be considered pending with the Service, even if a final decision has been made by the Service, but not yet served on the applicant.

http://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/FR/HTML/FR/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-54070/0-0-0-57543/0-0-0-59803/0-0-0-59856.html

Good luck!

Thank you Boggy! This helps a lot..

[Teague 6]

So you want Kudos then?

Please! this is a DIY site, I subscribe to the theory that it is heavy on the "Y". Generic definitions are still definitions correct?

Thank you.. but I know what Adjudication means,.. I want the meaning of pending adjudication by USCIS.. Thanks for your reply anyway..

[Ryan H 3,812]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to USCIS Service Centers forum; topic is about USCIS operations that are applicable to more than just one specific process.