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What does your case is currently being adjudicated means?

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Nhona Scott   93

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I got an email from csc this morning after the tier 2 official placed a general inquiry service request in our behalf last monday (aug7).

does this mean they are currently working on our case now? And does it really has to be within 45 days to receive the noa2? 

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Adjudicated your petition means they are making a decision on your petition.

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Nhona Scott   93

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2 minutes ago, Dutchster said:

Adjudicated your petition means they are making a decision on your petition.

Oh wow that gave me hope! I hope its a good news. Thank you for your response 😊 I am the beneficiary.

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Nhona Scott   93

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On 8/14/2017 at 1:16 AM, b6543 said:

 

"Currently being adjudicated means"...

They are reviewing evidence to make a decision on your case.

How long does it usually take to conplete the process? It has been a week now and I have not heard anything back from them. 

 
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