Do I need to disclose a NYC stop sign ticket on my N-400 (Part 9, Item 15.b)?
You must answer "Yes" to Item 15.b and list the stop sign ticket, and you do not need to delay filing your N-400 application
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You must answer "Yes" to Item 15.b and list the stop sign ticket, and you do not need to delay filing your N-400 application
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