Brorick

So you think there won't be any issues if I disclose it now in my N-400? Should I provide documentation like current open criminal cases from my country of origin? Or would it suffice if I just disclose this specific case without additional documentation?

Thank you I do not remember my I 485. That might have been done by a lawyer that my dad hired. I do remember being interviewed by a person, at the US consulate of my country of origin - they asked me about criminal history and I verbally disclosed my past offense. I wasn't asked for any documentation though

I'm filing my N-400. 15 years ago, when I was 13, I was arrested for a vandalism offense, in my country of origin. I wasn't charged, and my criminal record is clean in the country of origin. I also haven't committed any crimes, and never been arrested during my stay in the US. Could that be an issue for the process? Should I and how should I mention it in my N-400 form? I don't have any document for that offense. I'm trying to get an official document from my country of origin, showing that I don't have any criminal cases open. Would that be sufficient? Getting the criminal history from my country of origin might take a while. Would it cause me any issues if I file my N-400 online as soon as I can, and attach any additional documentation once I have it? Thank you!