The case status showed "saved". What does this case status mean?

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It is usually "saved" for the judgment so you have to wait for the judgment.

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Dear Questioner,

In the context of legal proceedings or administrative processes, the term "saved" typically indicates that the case or application has been saved or recorded in the system but has not yet been processed or finalized.

Here's what it generally means:

1. Initial Stage:

When a case or application is submitted to a court, government agency, or administrative body, it is first entered into their system for processing.

At this stage, the status may be shown as "saved" to indicate that the information has been received and stored in the system.

2. Pending Processing:

After the case or application is saved, it undergoes further processing, which may include review, verification of documents, investigation, or other administrative steps. During this period, the status may remain as "saved" until the processing is complete.

3. Not Finalized:

The status of "saved" indicates that the case or application is still in progress and has not yet been finalized or closed. It may require additional actions or decisions before it can be processed further or resolved.

4. Updates and Changes:

As the case or application progresses through the system, the status may change to reflect its current stage, such as "under review," "in progress," "approved," "rejected," or "closed."

If you have submitted a case or application and the status is showing as "saved," it means that your submission has been received and recorded, but further processing or action may be required.

It's advisable to monitor the status regularly and follow up with the relevant authority or organization for updates on the progress of your case or application.