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Personal interview details provide more information than timelines to other users.

Instead of updating your signature in multiple threads, could you provide some details about the interview and how the IO handled your tickets?

Not surprising considering that removal proceedings and naturalization eligibility fall under are entirely separate procedures.

Entering the US for less than 24 hours does not reset continuous residency clock.Whether to appeal depends on what US residency ties evidence he has.

Refer to the sticky on the top of page.

SS will update your status based on the certificate of naturalization you present them. USCIS doesn't send SS any updates, so if an SS agent says it's too early to be done that's BS.

Only if the IO decides to make an issue out of it.

No one here is suggesting to lie or engage in concealment of material fact. The sticky at the top (in plain sight) was created to consolidate all threads related to traffic tickets into one area in order to avoid newbies from posting the same thing over and over again. If you have something to...

Because the topic has already been covered ad nauseum in the past and a sticky already exists on the subject. http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?81187-Traffic-tickets-and-naturalization-(threads-merged) Starting a new ticket thread with the title Warning !!! is duplicating what is...

The incidences you refer to are far and few between. When you look at the bigger picture, being denied for naturalization for not disclosing a minor traffic ticket is a rare occurrence. It's one thing to purposely lie to an IO at interview when asked if you have ever had a minor traffic ticket...

Instead of scaring people based on a few rare incidences, providing a balanced view would have had more impact.

Each county/sate has a master jury list. It's entirely possible that USCIS has access to a jury list database, or that the OP's name showed up during a cross reference search related to public records.

Make sure to send it via registered mail to cover yourself.

Doesn't sound like its a permanent relocation.

Some people on this board have a tendency to crucify posters when they can't provide a direct answer to their question. Don't worry, just ignore them.

There are numerous ways (besides voter registration and DL) that courts come up with jury pools, including tax records, and professional associations. The IO somehow noticed you were once called for jury duty and figured that you may have appeared (albeit inadvertently) on a voter registration...

Not only once, at least once to break up the 8 month trip. The more return trips you take the better your chances of showing US residential ties.

You can request an Infopass anytime, but requesting one sooner may be pointless.

Keeping your belongings in storage is not evidence of maintaining a US residence. If you didn't maintain a US abode while outside the US then you can't overcome presumption in break of continuous residency.

Make sure to state on application that you are applying using the specific remedy under INA 316 if you plan on using the rule.