N-400 filers with ANY traffic tickets!

[nocturnalbeat 0]

I came across a very interesting article in regards to the above described topic. Please pay particular close attention to pages 10-13.

Must have Acrobat Reader to view the file:

http://www.abanet.org/intlaw/committees/ta.../summer2005.pdf

[Goran 2]

I came across a very interesting article in regards to the above described topic. Please pay particular close attention to pages 10-13.

Must have Acrobat Reader to view the file:

http://www.abanet.org/intlaw/committees/ta.../summer2005.pdf

FYI - Check out the newly released N-400 instructions (attached to this post). Especially, look at page 5, which states that you do not have to provide court dispositions of traffic tickets < $500 and assuming they are non-alcohol and non-drug related traffic stops. In other words, USCIS do not care, and I think the bulletin you found may be outdated and/or originated from a law firm wanting to scare possible N-400 applicants to seek their legal help.

[nocturnalbeat 0]

Thanks for the info Goran. The reason why I am taking the copies of both court dispositions on my two tickets is because I did not disclose them on the N-400 application, and thus having proof that those incidents were satisfied and dismissed during the Interview should add to my credibility when I inform the IO about such infractions.

[Goran 2]

Thanks for the info Goran. The reason why I am taking the copies of both court dispositions on my two tickets is because I did not disclose them on the N-400 application, and thus having proof that those incidents were satisfied and dismissed during the Interview should add to my credibility when I inform the IO about such infractions.

I think that's a good idea. Never hurts to bring it all with you in case they ask for it. I had two tickets as well. I got the court disposition from one court (VA), however, the other court (NC) couldn't find my tickets under any "spelling" of my name. Anywho, I disclosed on the N-400 app that I did get two tickets, and if they really want a court disposition for that second ticket in North Carolina, they're going to have to pull some government strings.