N400 and Traffic Tickets question

[Skarface]

I just sent my N400, and I answered "YES" for Question number 16, indicating that I had traffic citations, and I listed the citations I got from memory recollection only, as I no longer have any documentation of these citations.

All the traffic citations in question are more than 7 years old, and are not showing up on my driving record, state records, and reports produced by my insurance company.

I also attached a letter explaining this situation, and included copies of driving records that show nothing. But obviously, and wanted to be honest and disclose that I did receive traffic citations in the past.

Since I don't have the court records on these citations, is it going to become an issue during my interview?

Also, all citations have been paid, and they all occurred at a state I no longer live in!

Any advise or feedback will be greatly appreciated!

01/23/12 N400 mailed express mail
01/24/12 Delivered to Phoenix, AZ office
xx/xx/12 USCIS email confirmations received
xx/xx/12 Check cashed
xx/xx/12 Receipt received
xx/xx/12 USCIS FP email received
xx/xx/12 FP letter received
xx/xx/12 FP Appointment
xx/xx/12 Online Status changed to Testing and Interview
xx/xx/12 YL received
xx/xx/12 IL received
xx/xx/12 Interview
xx/xx/12 Oath Ceremony

 

[dhlunar]

You might want to check with the state that you had your driver's license with at the time you got the traffic tickets and ask if they have a complete driving record available and how far back it goes. Usually people get records that go back 3 years because that is all the insurance company cares about. However, most states provide records that go back 7 to 10 years due to people who have a CDL and might need to report events that happen up to 10 years ago.

 

[curiousGeorge]

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I just sent my N400, and I answered "YES" for Question number 16, indicating that I had traffic citations, and I listed the citations I got from memory recollection only, as I no longer have any documentation of these citations.

All the traffic citations in question are more than 7 years old, and are not showing up on my driving record, state records, and reports produced by my insurance company.

I also attached a letter explaining this situation, and included copies of driving records that show nothing. But obviously, and wanted to be honest and disclose that I did receive traffic citations in the past.

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/n-400instr.pdf

Page 5 - Step 2. General Requirements - Instructions for Form N-400:

Note that unless a traffic incident was alcohol or drug related, you do not need to submit documentation for traffic fines and incidents that did not involve an actual arrest if the penalty was a fine of less than $500 or points on your driver's license.