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USCIS does not publish what most of its case event codes mean. Each meaning we show carries a label so you know how much to trust it:

• Published definition: the meaning matches a public USCIS or NIEM code list. These lists are not official explanations of your case, and USCIS may use a code differently in practice.
• Community reading: the meaning comes from consistent reports by other applicants and case trackers. It is a common interpretation, not a confirmed fact.
• Meaning not confirmed: reports disagree or are too few. Treat it as a guess.

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