Parking ticket in Canada after interview

[hegy 0]

Hello everyone

I had my naturalization interview few days ago than my wife and I went to Canada for couple of days

While we were in Canada we got a parking ticket because we past the time that we paid for (it's a garage parking)

The car in our both names

We paid the fine online and received a confirmation email about the payment.

Do I have to report it to the USCIS? if yes should I send a copy of the confirmation email?

Thanks a lot

[Jo Së 200]

Do you consider that a crime? No

[hegy 0]

I knew that in N-445 from there's a question yes or no about traffic ticket, not sure what it's the answer

[kovacs 20]

I would not.

[Buckyball 22]

Report a parking ticket to USCIS, you are kidding, right?

[hegy 0]

nop i'm not kidding

[Safety Chick 5]

nop i'm not kidding

Here are my 2 cents -

A parking ticket is not a criminal offence, and also it was outside of the USA. If you still think you should report it in the interview maybe call the USCIS hot line and ask them if you need to report it.

[traveler17 5]

You don't have to report parking tickets of any kind from any country. Unless you get a citation for not paying them.

[boy15 23]

Parking ticket is considered as non-moving violation. I don't think you need to disclose it when filed N-445.

[e-Money 2]

No, USCIS clearly indicates that you don't have to report any traffic violation if the fine was under $500. But you are more than welcome to report it if you wish.

[Shauna&Wael 211]

Hello everyone

I had my naturalization interview few days ago than my wife and I went to Canada for couple of days

While we were in Canada we got a parking ticket because we past the time that we paid for (it's a garage parking)

The car in our both names

We paid the fine online and received a confirmation email about the payment.

Do I have to report it to the USCIS? if yes should I send a copy of the confirmation email?

Thanks a lot

Check out the word I bolded for you. Now ponder on it.

[hegy 0]

thanks a lot guys.

Shauna&Wael, (Now ponder on it.),I do not understand what are you trying to say, excuse my English would you please explain what did you mean in a different way? thank you

[Jo Së 200]

thanks a lot guys.

Shauna&Wael, (Now ponder on it.),I do not understand what are you trying to say, excuse my English would you please explain what did you mean in a different way? thank you

She is pointing out that you already HAD your interview.

[hegy 0]

Thanks Joseph

[dioxide45 25]

No, USCIS clearly indicates that you don't have to report any traffic violation if the fine was under $500. But you are more than welcome to report it if you wish.

Not so sure it is clear. They state you don't need to provide documentation of the citation/offense if it was under $500. Of course, how do you prove it was under $500 unless you have documentation to prove such? Under $500 or not, you should still report it on the N400. Though many do not and never have a problem.