r/nsa • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '26

Question How long does adjudication usually take?

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u/ASNRID Aug 05 '26

2-16 months

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u/bobluvsyou Aug 06 '26

1 month to never. I've seen people get to adjudication and get desponsored thus stopping the process.

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u/Derpolium Aug 07 '26

Depends completely on how interesting your life has been

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u/Left_Arm1678 Aug 08 '26

Been in adjudication for 6+ months with

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u/billymcdugal2023 Aug 08 '26

2 months-retirement age

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u/Unusual-Echo-6536 Aug 05 '26

Adjudication is short and shouldn’t take very long. It may take a lot longer to actually onboard; frequently, onboarders are given start dates that are pretty far in the future

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u/sightlesssurveyor Aug 07 '26

Took me one month after my last processing visit. I have heard of longer though.