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shakespeare wrote:Not to scare everyone but what if the new dls is a change in address formatting (ex from ave -> avenue) in the status checker & we just dont know cuz none of us have received the rejection letter yet?

That doesn't make sense only because we know the status check switches to DLS if you're getting a ding. If they're updating your address to send you a ding, why not change the status to DLS at the same time?

amonthofsundays wrote:Only if it can take you back in time.

I like your new tar

ssanonymous wrote:

shakespeare wrote:Not to scare everyone but what if the new dls is a change in address formatting (ex from ave -> avenue) in the status checker & we just dont know cuz none of us have received the rejection letter yet?

That doesn't make sense only because we know the status check switches to DLS if you're getting a ding. If they're updating your address to send you a ding, why not change the status to DLS at the same time?

Because they haven't sent out the ding yet - they might know who's getting dinged, but not yet printed the letters. The acceptances only turn to DLS after they assemble the packet and get ready to drop it in the mail

ManOfTheMinute wrote:

ssanonymous wrote:

shakespeare wrote:Not to scare everyone but what if the new dls is a change in address formatting (ex from ave -> avenue) in the status checker & we just dont know cuz none of us have received the rejection letter yet?

That doesn't make sense only because we know the status check switches to DLS if you're getting a ding. If they're updating your address to send you a ding, why not change the status to DLS at the same time?

Because they haven't sent out the ding yet - they might know who's getting dinged, but not yet printed the letters. The acceptances only turn to DLS after they assemble the packet and get ready to drop it in the mail

ah, ok. fair enough.

ManOfTheMinute wrote:

amonthofsundays wrote:Only if it can take you back in time.

I like your new tar

Frank's unfazed confidence will help me get through this cycle.

Not trying to step on any toes. I'm in the same boat.

And given my stats, its not looking good for us address changers. It could be a dls or a hold and they're just waiting to tell us. :/

shakespeare wrote:Not trying to step on any toes. I'm in the same boat.

And given my stats, its not looking good for us address changers. It could be a dls or a hold and they're just waiting to tell us. :/

when did your address change?

I noticed it thw same time everyone else did..yest or day before I think

Mine shows "Avenue" instead of "Ave". But I have no idea whether it was like that to begin with.

Ok ok lets not get hysterical. Maybe it just means some sort of action is going to be taken on your application soon. They have only trickled out acceptances so far and maybe there is going to be a pretty large wave of admits and dings and they just need to lay the groundwork. I mean dont they send admit packets after you get the call?

wisteria wrote:Mine shows "Avenue" instead of "Ave". But I have no idea whether it was like that to begin with.

Actually, to clarify: me too

wisteria wrote:Mine shows "Avenue" instead of "Ave". But I have no idea whether it was like that to begin with.

Look at your other status checkers. The address should be the same in them, no?

bob loblaw11 wrote:

wisteria wrote:Mine shows "Avenue" instead of "Ave". But I have no idea whether it was like that to begin with.

Look at your other status checkers. The address should be the same in them, no?

Not necessarily, FYI a school cleaned up my address one day, deleted a line and formatted it better. I got in later one but I don't think the chance was indicative of anything.

bob loblaw11 wrote:

wisteria wrote:Mine shows "Avenue" instead of "Ave". But I have no idea whether it was like that to begin with.

Look at your other status checkers. The address should be the same in them, no?

Actually no. I checked my other status checkers. Some use Ave, some use Avenue. Some use Apt, some use apartment. Some use "S", some use South.

Ha, I feel like such a nerd. (Not that I wasn't one to begin with)

Stanford's is the only one of mine in which the name of my street (which is a compound word) is separated into two words. Don't give me the D, Stanford, we've been through so much!

I think it might just mean movement; they need proper addresses for both ins and outs, right? And most of the folks reporting the change have stats/backgrounds that give them a good shot.

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mambar wrote:Does anyone not have a "changed" address? Sorry if I missed it, but mine's been like this as long as I can remember

Mine might have been this way since the beginning, I never would have thought to look at the formatting until the last couple days.

But if it signalled an admittance, why wouldn't they just call? The call process would take under five minutes.

Guys, stop. Talk about status checkers or something fun.

Ummm, when did LSAC change its layout? It's absolutely hideous. Definitely not a good enough justification for all these status checkers being down.

Ok... I said soon yesterday, but what I really meant is next week...

guys, I just want to go back to being a normal person. I applied in November hoping that I'd be done in January, and now we're about to go into March. So.sad.

My application is not even complete....and my address is perfectly clean...

ETA: So I wouldn't get your panties in a bunch...

KremeCheez wrote:My application is not even complete....and my address is perfectly clean...

Is it different than your other status checkers? That's what stuck out to me.

ssanonymous wrote:Ummm, when did LSAC change its layout? It's absolutely hideous. Definitely not a good enough justification for all these status checkers being down.

Ok... I said soon yesterday, but what I really meant is next week...

guys, I just want to go back to being a normal person. I applied in November hoping that I'd be done in January, and now we're about to go into March. So.sad.

I've been waiting since mid-september.