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N400 question on traffic citations (no record or ticket available for some)

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So I began tabulating my the driving records for my upcoming N-400 application. I had licenses from three different states, and got citations in different states (ranging from stop signs to speeding; but nothing serious or reckless or accidents). I looked up my records in all the states in which I had tickets, but I only saw citations for violations that occurred in the same state that I had my license from. They didn't show tickets from out of that state. I can't seem to find those violations though, not even online because they ask for ticket or citation numbers, but I don't have those.

I'm declaring the ones I can account for, but will it hurt me if I don't list those I couldn't account for? In some states and locales I can't even look up a violation without a citation number, and in some I looked myself up only to see nothing in my name.

 

N-400 PROCESS:

COLORADO|APPLYING AFTER FIVE YEARS|GC THROUGH "SPECIAL IMMIGRANT INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTER" STATUS

N-400 FILED ONLINE: MARCH 18, 2021

BIOMETRICS REUSE NOTICE ONLINE: MARCH 18, 2021

RECEIPT NOTICE ONLINE: MARCH 18, 2021

INTERVIEW NOTICE ONLINE: JULY 13, 2021

INTERVIEW NOTICE RECEIVED IN MAIL: JULY 19, 2021

INTERVIEW DATE: AUGUST 17, 2021

APPROVAL, OATH CEREMONY AND CERTIFICATE: AUGUST 17, 2021

PASSPORT PROCESS:

Aug. 17: Applied for US passport+book at metro Denver USPS, expedited processing, 1-2 express delivery, barcoded application from online wizard.
Aug. 20: Online status changed to “In Process” with locator number 34 (Charleston, SC). 
Aug. 23: Check cashed. 

Sep. 21: Status changed to "Approved” then “Shipped” later in the day.

Sep. 23: Passport book delivered, next-gen passport regular book. Label on envelope says Charleston, SC.

Sep. 25: Passport card delivered. 
Oct. 4: Naturalization certificate delivered. 

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