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LUD changed on I-751

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I've noticed on the USCIS website today, my LUD changed to 10/15/08 from 5/10/08 with same old info below

Application Type: CRI89, PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS RECEIVED

Current Status: Case received and pending.

What does it means? is it something I should worry about?

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UserName.............Date of I-751......NOA1 Date.............Biometrics.............Approved

Joony215..............3/10/2008...........03/26/2008............04/16/2008............Waiting...

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Mine updated out of the blue as well in early September. There have been no touches since and nothing else changed. I wonder if it means that the security information came back and they just matched it up with the file. That is my guess. I don't believe you have anything to worry about.

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I actually got a LUD for today 10/21/2008...no changes...I wish this will be over!

Mine updated out of the blue as well in early September. There have been no touches since and nothing else changed. I wonder if it means that the security information came back and they just matched it up with the file. That is my guess. I don't believe you have anything to worry about.
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