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Yellow letter is the least useful thing in this process. Maybe its only usefulness is to remind you that your application is still in process

By the way, here is Section 16 of 18 USC. 18 USC § 16 - Crime of violence defined The term “crime of violence” means— (a) an offense that has as an element the use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force against the person or property of another, or (b) any other...

It is just as simple as that. But just in case, you can bring SSN card, marriage certificate, children's birth, tax return copies or tax transcripts fo rpast 3 years, your current foreogn passport, traffic tickey fine receipts to the interview. Put them into a briefcase and only show any...

No guarantee that you will be inetrviewed on the same day but chance greatly increased if two application are sent together

Plea is different from testify so that you can legally and honestly plead NOT guilty even the truth is that you are guilty. Try something in teh middle ground. Negotiate with the prosecutor. Do not plad guilty to teh original charge and plead guilty for something lesser if it can be...

Yes. Sending two packages together has following benefits (1) increased odds of having the same date for FP, interview and oath (2) mailing cost is recuded But they don't process two application together

Then you have to determine whether it is a CIMT or how many years since your admission (your GC approval date) But don't worry too much. If the DV charge is reduced to only a misconudct I doubt that misconduct is CIMT (A) General crimes.- (i) Crimes of moral turpitude.-Any alien who-...

Of course.

Correct. And check out the maximum sentence of any charges to which the current charge is reduced. Remmeber it is by the maximum senetnce not actual sentence by which USCIS assess severity. The maximum setence should not be 1 year or longer. This is another trick. Most state laws divide...

be careful there. Several points to keep in mind (1) DV is a deportable offense as long as it meet the defnition in section 16 of title 18, United States Code) (2) If (1) is there, sentence does not matter. Unlike the immigration laws requireing at least 1 year maximum sentence to be...

A viable option for you now is to place a stop payment on yoru check. If USCIS can not cash yoru check, they will return your application and you can refile.

Disclose it during the interview

Honestly speaking, no one knows. Here are scanarios (1) USCIS find otu the name and SSN do not match and thus hold the process and will send you a request to provide correct one (2) USCIS just take SSN for granted and act as if it is right one. In this case, you face two scanarios (2.1)...

Can OP make appointment before oath? He only need to point out he is not a citizen yet but will be on that day. He can fill teh passport application form in advance but do not sign and it (You can ot claim to be a US citizen before you take oath) to save time

To be safe, all three dates , the date of signature, the post office stamp date, and received date should be with 90 days.

If you want to be exactly on the broder because you don't want to lose even one day, you will get a lot of objection here. Unless you have a strong reason, the standard advice here is to give a 3-5 day room to avoid a possible dispute with USCIS over one day difference. You already waited for...

Not sure how it works. But It seems something about thsi happens before. But if FP is wavered, at least application fee should be adjusted. The fee has two portion. One ($75) is for FP and the other is for citizenship processing.

In theory, Fingerprinting process does not need to be repeated and you can use the result obtained in yoour last application since it is vaslid for 18 months but in practice, since USCIS is bad at handling excpetion, any exception from the norm is more likely to cause delay than expidite the...

Well, people often argue about benefits of dual citizenship, you inadvertently provided another one. People like The Real Candian, Triple Citizen can work for World Bank, WHO, UN, to get tax free money

I am not 100% convinced. If your wife get assurance from this organization or even their lawyers, their answer may not be right since it is not problem. If a PR can get tax-free money thsi way, I don't see how a citizen can not.