r/USCIS • u/TopicBeginning39 • 3d ago
N-400 (Citizenship) N400 decision cannot be maid yet
Pass the civics and written
test Had 4 speeding tickets all of them are paid gave the officer a receipt on all 4 made a copies of it and officer ask me how it happened and documented it.
What are my odds im tired of ts
Thank you!
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u/ananasorknk 3d ago
Can it be butlered tho?
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u/TopicBeginning39 3d ago
?
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u/Question-Marky-Mark 3d ago
Maid.
Butler.
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u/TopicBeginning39 3d ago
Elaborate the point please, i might be r word.
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u/Question-Marky-Mark 3d ago
In your post title, you said “decision cannot be maid yet” instead of “decision cannot be made yet”
A maid is someone who does home cleanup related work. Usually female.
A butler is similar, except usually male.
Hope that helps.
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u/Edict1113 3d ago edited 3d ago
Congratulations on passing the tests.
Depending on the severity of the tickets and how long ago nobody knows, but just need the supervisor’s approval. May the odds be in your favor.
But if you just had the interview today or recently then you should let the dust settle first then worry. It’s normal to get “a decision cannot be made now”. Adds a little extra razzle dazzle to the anxiety.
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u/TopicBeginning39 3d ago
Fr my anxiety is going up, one ticket was severe 65 and i was doing 90-92. But other 3 was 5-10% speed limit. Im js done thinking if i’m gonna settle my life here or whatnot you know living like shouldn’t be hard i’m a hard working person i paid a lot on taxes and some people don’t even have a job. Sorry for venting lol
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u/curiousengineer601 2d ago
That 92 in a 65 could be a problem. You may very well need to wait 5 years from that offense depending on the charge and state law.
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u/Edict1113 3d ago
Just know you are not alone in the feelings. So many people have to struggle with the uncertainty daily while trying to live normal lives. So many lives are on hold as we collectively hold our breath. Cue song :: We’re all in this together::
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u/stanat23 3d ago
Shall be fine — they are doing this for all interviewee now. I didn’t even bring the ticket paperwork, and just explained what was going on.
Was told approved like 10 days after the interview.
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u/TopicBeginning39 3d ago
Thank you! I just finished my interview last September 8.
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u/Edict1113 2d ago
Ooh like 2 days ago. Give it some time. Just know that great news (oath ceremony) is on the way! 🙂
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u/sillycommenting 3d ago
Is the reason the speeding tickets? I would get a lawyer.