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My husband went to new York to visit his family today,  and while crossing the street he got a ticket for jaywalking. Even though the light had just changed.  WI'll this affect his aos process? He didn't get arrested or anything.  The cop told him it's like a traffic ticket.  I'm nervous though I know this process is no joke

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1 minute ago, payxibka said:

Moving violations or tickets are not a problem

OK also because they didn't ask him his address they asked where he was going so he put his step mothers address on the ticket 

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