citizenship,trafic tickets and bad credit

[faith4u]

confused:Hi folks: I have applied for N400 application and waiting for my interview date.I have question, I never had a moving voilation ticket(trafic) but i am required to fill sr22 form with moter vehicals because i was faild to maintain my auto insurance requirment, and i also had to pay fine(500$) for non insured vehicle.so is that gonna efect on my application or not along with my bad credit history?????????
Regards
Faith4u

 

[alii121]

I think it shouldn't matter..Let's see what others have to say..

 

[nbk10081]

Which Service Center your case is in ?

confused:Hi folks: I have applied for N400 application and waiting for my interview date.I have question, I never had a moving voilation ticket(trafic) but i am required to fill sr22 form with moter vehicals because i was faild to maintain my auto insurance requirment, and i also had to pay fine(500$) for non insured vehicle.so is that gonna efect on my application or not along with my bad credit history?????????
Regards
Faith4u

 

[Triple Citizen]

I would consider a fine as a citation and report it. Seeing it is $500, take no risks. You poor credit history should not be an issue.

i was faild to maintain my auto insurance requirment, and i also had to pay fine(500$) for non insured vehicle.so is that gonna efect on my application or not along with my bad credit history?????????
Regards
Faith4u

 

[faith4u]

My disst. office is at Washington DC(Arlington)

 

[suresh_colo]

i was faild to maintain my auto insurance requirment, and i also had to pay fine(500$) for non insured vehicle.

This is actually a serious infraction since auto insurance (liability) is mandatory. In fact, many people have to go to court because of this.
Just take an updated section on the N-400 with the updated information and you should be fine.

 

[Vorpal]

This is actually a serious infraction since auto insurance (liability) is mandatory. In fact, many people have to go to court because of this.
Just take an updated section on the N-400 with the updated information and you should be fine.

Believe it or not, there are at least 3 states (Delaware, New Hampshire, Maine) that don't have mandatory insurance laws. There may be more, but those are the only ones I know of. On a different note, the OP didn't commit a criminal offense, so I don't think it'll have negative effect on their application. However, proof of payment should definitely be provided, especially since the amount of the fine is $500.