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(0) arrive at USCIS building (1) pass secuty check (2) go to designated floor (3) check in with the receptionist (4) sit in the pew, waiting to be called (5) Go to an IO's office or cubicle you can overhear other interviews (6) If represented by a lawyer but layer is not present, sign the...

(1) Get a copy of yellow pages , go to the lawyer section and go thru quickly. if your lawyer is still there, may be it can ring a bell and you canrecall the name. (2) Do you still have some copies left from GC process, yoru lawyers name may be on some documents (3) File a FOIA...

Is the lawyer who prepare your GC casae still in practice? Discusss with him for free first. I'll say if GC is not at risk, then don't hire any lawyer. It is not worth money.

the excluding traffic violation clause used to be on N-400 too. It is said why it was removed is exactly because many applicants do not disclose DUI and once USCIS found out on thier own these applicants use that clause as an excuse. It is also noticed that the oath letter even explicitly...

But if USCIS take the hit-and-run seriously, The GC can be revoked. Remmember in another thread, a person is denied due to a hit and run incidence and perhaps face deportation. In the current case, of course OP pleaded NOT guilty and was dismissed so that there is no ground for that kinfo...

Actualluy that means ordinary traffic violations. So the OP should have dosclosed that hit and run accident but not the other two spoeeding tickets

Motor Vehicle department often register people automatically. I personally believe many of us were registered without knowing it so we can simply answer No on N-400 In your case, you already know so you may have to explain

Most of people on 5 year route were never asked about these tax return unless they checked Yes to those tax related question on N-400.

Why did the IO ask for such documents in the first place?

That must be something new since I knew many F-1 /J-1 students paid in-state tuition after second year before, or they did not knew the law and the university did not bother to check

I think that depends on which state

I thought that make difference only between in-state and out-of-state students and here state means one of those 50 states in USA.

Only USCIS can answer these questions and you can only get answer by actually applying. But we can all speculate. Residence requires a physical house to live in and even if you go away that house must be there. SO better prepare an apartment lease if you had an partment at that time...

Be careful. Per immigration law, F-1 visas are not supposed to be issued to anyone with intent to immigrate.

Prepare mortgage/rental agreement/utility bills for that period

I think USCIS should ask each applicants to to take TOEFL test and , say, minimum 450 is required to be eligible.

They are civil matter not criminal matters so that ignore them

That is why yellow letters sucks. I advise all future applicants don't even open it. Receiving it is good enough for its purpose. But of course, double check you own copy to see if you accidenlt check the" previously married" box or not

For applicants based on 3 year marriage, is the criterion 29 years old since failure to register is out of the 3 year statutory period by 29?

Is that immigration court decision? If statute of limitation for failure to register is more than 5 years(i.e. longer than good moral charcater statutory period), then maybe a letter from Seletive Service is needed because in theory they can still press criminal charges against failure to...