Disclosed Infraction in the application, and now record doesn't exist. Advice please.

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Jchicago

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Hi all,
I wanted to ask for advice on this particular situation. At the time I filed my application I had disclosed a ticket I got in 1996 four months afterI had come to USA (Under F1 Visa). I thought it may show up at the FBI records. The ticket was at the NYC Transit System for violating a rule ($60 -Paid). At that time I did not have State ID or SSN yet, and did not have passport with me, so ticket was issued using my country's ID, but you never should challenge today's systems.
Now that I have requested a disposition letter to the NYC Transit Adjutication Bureau, they sent a letter back saying that "there is not listing of Transit Infraction (violations of subway laws) under my name, DOB, and SSN".

Even though this is a very old infraction, my concern is how to explain this to the IO. Will the IO believe and leave it, or make a big deal? What else should I do? I would appreciate any advice..

Thanks
 
Don't worry about it..it happened so long ago that it's unlikely the IO wil ask for any documentation. If IO happens to ask, your letter from transit authority should be sufficient.
 
That's what I thought, but wanted you check since my yellow letter mentioned that since I have disclosed incidents/arrests on my application (this and traffic ticket-NO DUI), I should bring dispositions to the interview. Thanks so much for your reply.
 
Jchicago said:
That's what I thought, but wanted you check since my yellow letter mentioned that since I have disclosed incidents/arrests on my application (this and traffic ticket-NO DUI), I should bring dispositions to the interview. Thanks so much for your reply.
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Don't worry about yellow letter..it's a generic letter sent out to those who disclosed arrests, citations, detention etc on i-400.
Think of the instructions on it as guidance rather than a hard requirement.
 
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