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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cambodia
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I see no where on the N-400 that requires traffic records :wacko: . I had a red light, 3 parking, and a small accident (less than $500).

Do you think it's a must to have record when I go to interview? or is it a nice to have kind of thing ?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Cambodia
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You don't really need to bring it with you. They already know about those. If they ask, tell them you have a few traffic incidents and the year they occurred. They're looking to see how honest you are.

Good Luck.

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May ask you for proof that you paid your fines that will result in a delay, and not quite satisfied just to show them you still have a drivers' license. In practically all states, if you don't pay those fines, they take that away. But then you are dealing with idiots.

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May ask you for proof that you paid your fines that will result in a delay. Yes & yes.

and not quite satisfied just to show them you still have a drivers' license. In practically all states, if you don't pay those fines, they take that away. But then you are dealing with idiots.

Unless you are subsequently stopped by a cop and have it confiscated, how exactly are they going to take it away? Send a swat team round your house, and seize it? There's a very good reason why USCIS won't be satisfied, just because you can show them a license.

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