pending I-751 in MSC JAN 2019 got speed ticket from Camera

[HGH 21]

i got speed ticket while in NY on my rental , speed camera capture it. and its paid already

its only 50$ based on NY mean i was from 1 to 11 above the speed limit .

the question i have pending I-751 do i need to mention this ticket to USCIS or wait till my interview day ? my status is not ready to schedule for interview.

other question i know its still head of time. but will i need to mention this camera speed ticket on the N400 application 

appreciate your inputs

[MMteam 72]

Simple advice be honest and clear with usics or any authority. I hope some one here have better answer for you..

[HGH 21]

Thank you , if any one have input would be great

[AstroCanada 206]

2 hours ago, HGH said:

i got speed ticket while in NY on my rental , speed camera capture it. and its paid already

its only 50$ based on NY mean i was from 1 to 11 above the speed limit .

the question i have pending I-751 do i need to mention this ticket to USCIS or wait till my interview day ? my status is not ready to schedule for interview.

other question i know its still head of time. but will i need to mention this camera speed ticket on the N400 application 

appreciate your inputs

You do not need to report this ticket for either ROC or naturalization.

 

See this FAQ from USCIS:
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/chapter3.pdf

 

It's under $500 and didn't involve an arrest, drugs, or alcohol, so you're good.

[afrocraft 313]

29 minutes ago, AstroCanada said:

You do not need to report this ticket for either ROC or naturalization.

 

See this FAQ from USCIS:
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/chapter3.pdf

 

It's under $500 and didn't involve an arrest, drugs, or alcohol, so you're good.

 

Huh? The very text you link says you should report this, at least for naturalization but you do not need to submit any evidence (even though I recommend you do.)

 

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Even if you have committed a minor crime, USCIS may deny your application if you do not tell the USCIS officer about the incident... you do not need to submit documentation for traffic fines... if the only penalty was a fine less than $500 and/or points on your driver's license.

 

[AstroCanada 206]

On 5/7/2019 at 10:26 PM, afrocraft said:

 

Huh? The very text you link says you should report this, at least for naturalization but you do not need to submit any evidence (even though I recommend you do.)

Actually now that I read this, it's super unclear.  Usually traffic citations are infractions in the legal sense.  These don't count as crimes usually, which are misdemeanors or felonies.   But you might be right that you should just over-disclose.

[Tar999 13]

Yes you need to disclose it for naturalization.

[afrocraft 313]

3 minutes ago, AstroCanada said:

Actually now that I read this, it's super unclear.  Usually traffic citations are infractions in the legal sense.  These don't count as crimes usually, which are misdemeanors or felonies.   But you might be right that you should just over-disclose.

It's not even close: You have a responsibility to disclose each and every arrest, citation, etc. on the N-400, no matter how minor the infraction. Not doing so could be grounds for denial.