Immigration code mistake from USCIS

[~Alessa~ 26]

Hello everyone!!!

I have a question.

I recently got my conditional green card (adjusted from K-1 visa, entered as K-1 fiancee and we married withing 3 months). 

Green card has category on it and it is saying "CR6". Being curious from nature I decided to look up what my CR6 category means and found out that it is actually for the people that married being a tourist, student etc.

I looked up my I-485 approval notice and it says in there this:

Fiancee adjustee
COA: CR6

 

I just worry if that leads to any consequences in future?

[mrtravel 40]

Yes, it could affect people from your country who apply for student visas in the future.

They keep statistics on based on people who enter on specific visa types and adjust status based on marriage.

It is not going to affect you. 

[mrtravel 40]

  On 5/12/2017 at 8:10 AM, mrtravel said:

Yes, it could affect people from your country who apply for student visas in the future.

They keep statistics on based on people who enter on specific visa types and adjust status based on marriage.

It is not going to affect you. 

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I don't know why I can't edit this. 

The first 2 lines were sarcasm. 
 

[Suss&Camm 2,213]

  On 5/12/2017 at 6:35 AM, ~Alessa~ said:

Hello everyone!!!

I have a question.

I recently got my conditional green card (adjusted from K-1 visa, entered as K-1 fiancee and we married withing 3 months). 

Green card has category on it and it is saying "CR6". Being curious from nature I decided to look up what my CR6 category means and found out that it is actually for the people that married being a tourist, student etc.

I looked up my I-485 approval notice and it says in there this:

Fiancee adjustee
COA: CR6

 

I just worry if that leads to any consequences in future?

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Yeah, it's supposed to say CF1 - you can do a online I-90 request for a new card based on USCIS error.