So as the date May 28 finally arrives it is time to check if actress Lindsay Lohan made her deadline of completing her remaining 116 hours ordered by the California court three weeks ago after missing some of her community service hours in the past.

Well, it has just been reportedly confirmed which Santa Monica City Attorney Terry White also confirms to E! News that Lohan not only completed her community service hours, but also completed it a day ahead of her deadline.

It seems like Lohan was indeed strong willed to finish her remaining hours to finally be done with her probation which starts May 29, a day after her deadline. Lohan's service hours were previously ordered by Judge Mark Young stating that "If it is not done by May 28 there will be consequences."

But Lohan did complete it as she also shared on Instagram writing, "Hard work pays off. Thank you to all those that allowed me to volunteer while in nyc. God bless you all. Amen."

Apparently, Lohan's service hours rooted from her 2012 car crash at the Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica, California and since then, the actress has been on probation. And upon the completion of her community service hours, Lohan is finally free from her probation that lasted for a total of seven years.

Lohan shared wonderful moments even while working hard during her community service sharing several photos on her social media showing how she did various tasks like gardening, filing, and even assembling a mini gym course for the children.

In one of the photos she posted, Lohan was seen posing while holding a huge tool for gardening while wearing her Little Black Dress and her hair tied up. She wrote on her Instagram while standing on the grounds of the New York City's TLC Women Shelter, "Gardening #TLC women's shelter," she wrote adding, "#Habibti"