Traffic violation after interview before ceremony

[oceanborn 33]

Hello knowledgeable folks!

 

I had a rather unfortunate piece of mail on Friday. I was captured on a red-light camera not coming to a full and complete stop prior to making a right-hand turn when the light was, indeed, red. Although I would usually contest this (I basically came to a full stop) that is neither here nor there for the ceremony of much greater importance, so I simply paid the $100 and have the receipt from said transaction. Do I simply answer "yes" to the relevant question (well, obviously I do) and bring the disposition along with the receipt for payment to the ceremony? Does this generally impede the ceremony in your collective experience?

 

As an aside, the infraction is technically before my interview but I didn't know about it nor receive it until Friday.

 

Thanks all!

[dilip 187]

I would say yes on the  oath form you received and take the document with you that you paid the fine and it is closed now

[jetmechdave 0]

Those tickets from what I understand don't even hit your insurance.  Kinda like a non-moving violation.

[mtempelaar 190]

Don't listen to people saying to omit it.   You were cited.   Say yes on the oath form, show the citation and receipt showing you paid the fine.    Anything other than that is misrepresentation.     This is an incredibly minor offense.  Don't put yourself at risk for misrepresentation (no statute of limitations on it) for a minor thing.   

Edited August 9, 2019 by mtempelaar

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