medium · U.S. Naturalization Test (2025 Standard) English
An applicant's old criminal record was legally expunged - that is, erased by a court. The N-400 still asks whether they have EVER been arrested or convicted.
What should the applicant do about the expunged record?
- Leave it out, because the court legally erased the record.
- Still disclose it truthfully, even though it was expunged.
- Leave it out, since it is no longer public anywhere.
- Mention it only if the officer already seems to know.
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