Application Update problem.

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<p>I recently received an email from the UC system informing me that I have not updated my UC application.</p>

<p>Here's the issue: I submitted my UC App update on January 12, 2010. I have a printed out hardcopy of the receipt from the UC App website confirming that I have indeed submitted all required update information. When I was filling out myBerkeleyApplication on January 14th, I noticed that the fourth box under Required Forms titled "Work In Progress," the box that states that I have recorded my fall grades and courses for which I am currently enrolled in, was checked. Thus confirming that I had updated my UC application. </p>

<p>My question is this, how can inform the UC system that I have completed the UC app update? I tried to call them via their processing service hotline, but of course it was closed because it's the weekend. Am I forced to wait until tomorrow, after January 31st, to call them? By this time it will be counted as late if I must resubmit it on February 1. Would you all suggest that I resubmit it today even though I had submitted it already on Jan. 12, 2010?</p>

<p>Any advice would be dearly appreciated. Thank you very much.</p>

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<p>did the message specifically say that you didn’t update your uc app? </p>

<p>Because i know i got an e-mail that says:</p>

<p>"Thank you for applying to the University of California for the fall 2010 term. We are reviewing your application and need the following additional information:</p>

<p>• An updated list of your fall 2009 courses with all associated grades</p>

<p>• A list of any additional coursework in progress or planned through summer 2010"</p>

<p>I got this message after the first time i submitted. I think there is a bunch of redundancy in those messages they send us.</p>

<p>But if they did specifically say that you didn’t submit the update, and they sent this email more than a day or so after you submitted the update, i would just submit again and call again tomorrow. (that’s all you can do right?)</p>