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Anita Life
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On the application to take the Patent Bar, question 16, are you suppose to report all traffic tickets that you received that are over $100?
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Anita Life
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What if you get one ticket for two traffic violations (No inspection and defective headlight). Each traffic violation is under $100, but the total ticket is over $100 for the two violations. Do you need to report?
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Isaac
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Re: Traffic Tickets
« Reply #2 on: Jun 13th, 2006, 3:41pm » |
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When in doubt report them. You are not going to be denied a registration for a broken headlight or a bad inspection sticker.
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Agent_X
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Re: Traffic Tickets
« Reply #3 on: Jun 17th, 2006, 6:43pm » |
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I followed the advice given on this board regarding disclosure.
The test is one of honesty. I admitted a speeding ticket from 98 that isn't even on my current record and was given approval quickly
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RobT
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On the same idea, with question 17, disclosing discipline at education institutes. I was written up once with residential life, not with any acedemic part of my school, because sophmore year, the RA came in the room and found 7 of us with 12 beers. Do i need to check yes for something like that since its not academic related? in fact i think i got wiped off my record 6 months after the incident but im not sure. anybody have any like experience?
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