Code error in personal timelines?

[hhN400 3]

There seems to be an error in how the data entered into the personal timeline are translated into the personal timeline that is actually displayed. In my case, the return date of the DS-3032 displays the actual return date of the AOS package. If I do not enter any date for the AOS package, the return date for the DS-3032 (which was entered correctly into the database) does not display. It seems that there is a mismatch between the data fields and their values (i.e., the dates).

[Stabu 0]

I've noticed the same problem. We are inable to get the timeline to show a date for "Return Completed DS-3032" even if we have entered it correctly. Could someone please fix this error .

[Captain Ewok 1,857]

Fixed .

[Stabu 0]

Thanks !

[hhN400 3]

Fixed .

Thank you very much (and now if one could move the entry "Return Completed DS-3032" up by three lines to where it logically belongs, below "Received DS-3032", it would be perfect... ).

[Stabu 0]

(and now if one could move the entry "Return Completed DS-3032" up by three lines to where it logically belongs, below "Received DS-3032", it would be perfect... ).

I agree. I was thinking about the same thing. I suppose the original logic behind that order, is that without James' shortcuts the I-864 package will be recieved prior to the DS-3032. We e-mailed the DS-3032 and that package came to me (in Finland) ten days after it's generation. However, we still haven't gotten an I-864 package, even if we paid it off the day after it was generated. A second logic to this order could be to separate the AOS and DS tracks from each other. I don't think this issue matters that much, but it would be more logical time vice if the "Return Completed DS-3032" would be two lines above from where it is now .