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Hello.

I am trying to figure out what to answer in part III of the I129F form when it comes to criminal record.

My situation is: I failed to show up in court after getting a speeding ticket (less than $500).

Even though the fine was less than $500 and was not related to alcohol or drugs, the failure to appear in court makes me think I have to answer yes to point 4.a, correct?

And if so, after I paid those tickets I kept a receipt sent by the court to me that has the resolution of the case of me paying the fines and includes case number, number of receipt, offense and is signed by the judge.

Are these papers considered a certified disposition? or enough proof to be attached to my I129-F package?

Also this happened on a different state from where I live, how can I possibly get the necessary documentation if this is not what the USCIS wants without moving physically there? 

Thank you for reading and taking the time to reply.

PS: The fine for not showing to court was $432 

Edited by amigoal
 
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