What should I put, if any?

[cookiemonster123]

Basically, I'm filling out my N-400 and am worried about part D. Good Moral Character.

I was never arrested in my life. I was given quite a few citation for various different things such as

-parking (many times)
-speeding (many times)
-running redlight (few times)
-drinking in public under age 21
-operating motor vehicle after consuming alcohol under 21
-hit-and-run (I ran off the road and hit a tree and then I walked home without calling the cops about the accident; apparently that's still a hit-and-run).

The last two charges were dropped in court. Many of the speeding tickets and other driving violations were taken care of by my lawyers.

I think it's absurd for them to demand that applicants put every single violation that they've had in the past.

Now, I've asked around and everyone tells me that they are not worried about minor stuff like speeding and such and tells me to just not write it in.

But what about the latter two charges? Even though they were dropped by the judge, should I still disclose it? or will it not matter since all they are really worried about are serious violations that qualify as felonies?

thanks in advance

[Nags3_cvn2004]

lol...Are you trying play tricks here or trying to crack any jokes by mentioning so many citations?
If its real, then Is your License still valid?, I would be surprised if they didn't cease your license yet :-).

Per the suggestions on N-400 application filling, I will leave it for any Senior members to answer.

[cookiemonster123]

I'm not joking and I'm not trying to be funny.

Just need some advise..

I think you may have mis-interpreted my post.

I did not get all those charges all at once. That is my "citation resume" so to speak that I've gathered over my driving career.