more evidence requested!

[bon-zee]

hi, thank u in advance for reading my post, and helping. my story goes like this.
back in 2005 i was charger with a misd credit card fraud, stupid mistake, the only offense i have, i finish my probation in 6/2006 no jail time, no community service, i have read too many posts here before i submit my N400 on july/2011, i have all the documents with me and i went to the clerk office to obtain a court disposition, i just had my interview today, passed the civic test , the IO was a bitch she asked me for more document and gave me 30 days to obtain it, after i went to the local police department the told me that i need to go the CCBI, to obtain a certified copy of all incidents that happened since i came to the US, ( speeding tickets. charges... etc), and she said that what IO need my question is do i stand a chance to get approved or no?

thank you all for the help

 

[BigJoe5]

hi, thank u in advance for reading my post, and helping. my story goes like this.
back in 2005 i was charger with a misd credit card fraud, stupid mistake, the only offense i have, i finish my probation in 6/2006 no jail time, no community service, i have read too many posts here before i submit my N400 on july/2011, i have all the documents with me and i went to the clerk office to obtain a court disposition, i just had my interview today, passed the civic test , the IO was a bitch she asked me for more document and gave me 30 days to obtain it, after i went to the local police department the told me that i need to go the CCBI, to obtain a certified copy of all incidents that happened since i came to the US, ( speeding tickets. charges... etc), and she said that what IO need my question is do i stand a chance to get approved or no?

thank you all for the help

What you did was a CIMT so waiting 5 years was a good choice. The real question is HOW MUCH was involved? The dollar amount may influence the outcome if it was very large.

ALL N-400s with ANY criminal history MUST have an added step of supervisory review---it is a matter of routine procedure. Just hurry up and send the requested documents. It should not be a big deal.

 

[bon-zee]

i think it was around 1900$, i know and i admit it a stupid mistake that i will regrette for the rest of my life. by the way, the officer did not ask me to mail the requested documents, she gave me a new date witch is 11/09/2011, and she said "we'll take it from there".