Naturalization, Citizenship Reckless Driving Speeding(Misdemeanor) on Filing N400

[ShinShin]

Hi,

I had a Reckless Driving Speeding(Misdemeanor) in Virginia on Oct 2010 when I was driving 83 but the speeding limit is 65. I did hire a lawyer but it was still convicted a Misdemeanor.
The fine was only $90 and I paid it.
I got another speeding ticket on 2011 and it was just a minor speeding.

I got my GC after those on 2013 and there is no issue at all.

But I was pulled over by a COP a week before since I was driving 40mph on a 25mph street.

I am planning to apply citizenship on 2018 but now I am worrying a lot if those will cause any impact on my N400 application.

Please advise and thanks for all your information.

 

[army judge]

Hi,

I had a Reckless Driving Speeding(Misdemeanor) in Virginia on Oct 2010 when I was driving 83 but the speeding limit is 65. I did hire a lawyer but it was still convicted a Misdemeanor.
The fine was only $90 and I paid it.
I got another speeding ticket on 2011 and it was just a minor speeding.

I got my GC after those on 2013 and there is no issue at all.

But I was pulled over by a COP a week before since I was driving 40mph on a 25mph street.

I am planning to apply citizenship on 2018 but now I am worrying a lot if those will cause any impact on my N400 application.

Please advise and thanks for all your information.

Three years before 2018 arrives.
Traffic violations usually won't hurt your chances to stay in the US legally.
You might want to simply drive slower, much slower and be safer.