N-400 - NYC MTA Ticket

[nicknyc 2]

** I posted this question on general discussion forum, but maybe i am being impatient, therefore starting a new thread.

Hi All,

I am a newbie who joined this wonderful website just today. I will be filing my 5 year n-400 naturalization in August 2013. Am trying to collate all the information and be prepared. Just have 2 questions as of now.

1) I live in NYC and sometime in 2008-09 I was stopped by MTA police on the subway while walking between 2 cars while the train was in the station(not moving)!! Anyway, they gave me a $75 ticket which was duly paid within a week or 2. If i understand correctly, i need to check "yes" for citation question on the n-400 form, Do i need to dig up my old statements to get a paid out copy of the check as a proof of paid ticket?

2) I got my PR card thru job in 2008 when i was single. Got married to my lovely wife in 2011 while she was on F1. Her company is sponsoring her H1 in April 2013. My question is, while filling the section of spouse information of n-400, what immigration status should be mentioned for her. F1(which she is currently on) or H1(which is filed for her)?

As of now, i can think of these 2 questions. Will definitely look forward to be more engaged on this forum and may be able to help others!

Thanks everyone.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

1) I live in NYC and sometime in 2008-09 I was stopped by MTA police on the subway while walking between 2 cars while the train was in the station(not moving)!! Anyway, they gave me a $75 ticket which was duly paid within a week or 2. If i understand correctly, i need to check "yes" for citation question on the n-400 form, Do i need to dig up my old statements to get a paid out copy of the check as a proof of paid ticket?

2) I got my PR card thru job in 2008 when i was single. Got married to my lovely wife in 2011 while she was on F1. Her company is sponsoring her H1 in April 2013. My question is, while filling the section of spouse information of n-400, what immigration status should be mentioned for her. F1(which she is currently on) or H1(which is filed for her)?

1) Yes, you have to list it; no, you don't have to provide any documentation for it.

2) If somebody asks if your wife is pregnant, which she is currently not, but she wants to become, do you say "not pregnant" or "pregnant."

Same here. She's an F1.

[formywife 9]

1) its good to mention it. You dont need to submit the proof of payment in your application now but its very wise to take proof of payment with you during an interview

2) If her visa status is F1 when submitting your application, then mention status "F1 Visa".

[nicknyc 2]

1) Yes, you have to list it; no, you don't have to provide any documentation for it.

2) If somebody asks if your wife is pregnant, which she is currently not, but she wants to become, do you say "not pregnant" or "pregnant."

Same here. She's an F1.

Nice analogy.... Thanks for your feedback and much appreciated.

[nicknyc 2]

1) its good to mention it. You dont need to submit the proof of payment in your application now but its very wise to take proof of payment with you during an interview

2) If her visa status is F1 when submitting your application, then mention status "F1 Visa".

@formmywire - Thankyou for the information.