Some N400 Questions

[kumar_dk31]

Hi, I wanted to get some information about applying for Citizenship. I reside In Texas but had traffic tickets (speeding) in Colorado while I was visiting there on business. My Texas driving record does not show these tickets, do I still need to mention them on the N-400?

I got divorced after gettting my GC, I have the courtpapers and was a smooth process, do I need to hire an attorney for something like this?

Is it advisable to file a FOIPA request with FBI to get any record they may have on me? A lot of people with common names like mine get stuck in name check.


Thanks,
D.Kumar

 

[VS007]

Yes, you are better off mentioning all tickets and try to get the paid receipts or some proof that you paid the fines.

If you applying for N400 based upon 5 years residency and GC through employer, then there should not be any issue.

Dont bother of FOIPA about name check, it will not help.

Cheers.