No one will deny you over traffic tickets. The problem is the possession ticket, which has nothing to do with DMV. Depending on what state the ticket was issued in (I assume you were charged with simple possession), it could either be a misdemeanor or a violation. If it was a misdemeanor, then your appeal will likely be denied for non-disclosure of a criminal charge. If it was a violation, you may still be able to get approved.
No one will deny you over traffic tickets. The problem is the possession ticket, which has nothing to do with DMV. Depending on what state the ticket was issued in (I assume you were charged with simple possession), it could either be a misdemeanor or a violation. If it was a misdemeanor, then your appeal will likely be denied for non-disclosure of a criminal charge. If it was a violation, you may still be able to get approved.
Does anyone know if this ticket would get me denied for not disclosing a criminal charge i was convicted of a infraction. I provided proof in my N-336 interview i gave them court proof saying that it was reduced to a infraction and the amount that was paid $450.00 and the date it was paid and the violation code for that ticket in CA is 23222B.http://dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc23222.htm When i got the denial letter of my N-400 it says i didn't provide court documents/ court probation or fines paid on ticket 23222A which is driving with open container of alcohol they wrote the wrong violation code in my letter do they take alcohol offences more seriously than marijuana? or it won't matter because it's drug related and is it possible that they will deny me again even tho i gave them court proof in my appeal interview on what happened i honestly forgot to bring it up in the N-400 interview thinking that it wasn't going to effect my chances of naturalization? This ticket is showing on my DMV driving history report and in my first interview uscis requested that and that's how they found out about it and denied me on failure to provide court documents court proof/ court probation or fines paid on ticket 23222A. I'm confused because they denied me for something i didn't do can they just have made an error and ment to write 23222B instead of 23222A they are two different violations A. is for alcohol and B. is for possession of marijuana?
You still don't understand the real reason for denial!
You failed to disclosed which equates to LYING! You got denied as a LIAR!
The ticket for your possession of marijauna would NOT have been enough to deny naturalization.
You screwed yourself by failing to disclose and being deemed a LIAR!
If i knew about the rules i would have told them right away and why did they even bother to give me the right to appeal if there's nothing i can do....
No, but you lied at the interview by failing to disclose the incident, and lying at the interview is grounds for denial, which isn't resolved by telling the truth later at the N-336 hearing. Now you have to wait 5 years after the interview date to reapply.i provided them with all the documents they would have wanted in the first place in my N-336 interview does that still make me a liar and failure to disclose denial for the second time?
Was there any way i could have overcame that in my N-336 or any documents i could have provided them? I honestly forgot to tell them and wasn't aware of all the uscis rules. If i knew about the rules i would have told them right away and why did they even bother to give me the right to appeal if there's nothing i can do i provided them with all the documents they would have wanted in the first place in my N-336 interview does that still make me a liar and failure to disclose denial for the second time?
Have you got any further mail after your N-336 interview ???. Be positive case may be approved. i would say 10-20% chance. Someone can take it as a honest mistake.
You think it would be better if they just looked at your case and denied you the opportunity to appeal? Then what if they were wrong to block you from appealing?
In almost all cases, everybody is given the right to appeal. Then it's up to each applicant to look at the denial reason and the merits of the case and do the research to figure out the chances of winning an appeal, and then either accept the denial or appeal it. It would be a terrible injustice for USCIS to summarily decide that people can't appeal.
No, but you lied at the interview by failing to disclose the incident, and lying at the interview is grounds for denial, which isn't resolved by telling the truth later at the N-336 hearing. Now you have to wait 5 years after the interview date to reapply.
Each naturalization applicant has a statutory right of appeal so USCIS is not legally allowed to deny anyone the right to file an appeal in accordance with law. The choice is the applicant's. Many are wasting their time and money when they have no chance of success however, the legal right to file will not be summarily denied.
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/hajro-v-barrett-uscissfr-n400-appeal-granted-3212012 Here is a case on topic---false testimony used as a basis for denial.This one is quite distinguishable from yours and in this court challenge then naturalization applicant won.
I added a link.....