Traffic Tickets, N400, IO Interview

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sreeleshk

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I have missed to include the traffic tickets (1 speeding + 1 parking + 1 tinted glass). I had paid all of them. I have proof of payment for the glass tints, and disposition papers for the speeding. I have paid everything on time. I have abstract of my DL to show that I have paid everything even though I have points from speeding on my DL.

Should I disregard the traffic ticket / arrest / citation part and deny if i was cited or arrested ?
or should I bring it up and apologize about unintentionally leaving it out, and later known that it was necessary and show him the proof of payment and the DL abstract?

Or

Should I wait for the IO to ask me about any citations, arrests and "traffic Violations" in particular ?


Please advise

PS: I do not have any proof of payment or disposition for the parking, as I just plead guilty to and sent the check.
 
kruz_patz said:
There are no points on your DL record, right ?
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the info the abstract has is as follows,

accident prevention course completed on 1/**/1980
point reduction eligible for violations occurirng from 7/**/2006 - 1/**/2008
**************convictions / bail/ forfeitures**********
convicted: speed in zone
violation 06/05/2008 convicted on 6/12/2008
location ***** county ****, town court of ****
penalty fine $250 points 4



I have 4 points
:(
 
sreeleshk said:
PS: I do not have any proof of payment or disposition for the parking, as I just plead guilty to and sent the check.
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No need to mention parking ticket unless it is issued to you in person with your name being cited
 
sreeleshk said:
Should I wait for the IO to ask me about any citations, arrests and "traffic Violations" in particular ?
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This is exactly what I did. I didn't disclose traffic tickets (all minor) on my N-400, but brought proof of payment for the ones that I could find to the interview. The IO asked me if I've ever been arrested, mentioning nothing about being cited or detained. I answered "NO" and he moved on.
 
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