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list everything but for the school part just the name of it would be fine

Republic of Ireland is a country of its own. Northern Ireland is part of the UK.

To be safe apply after Sept. 21, 2009 and it doesn't matter if it's constitution week it won't affect anything :p

Most of the time garbage fines doesn't mean much. Good chunk of the fine/fee is administrative fee's so don't worry about it. It's not really a ticket persay. in my city you just get a notice by an employee of the sanitation department not a police officer

Under the federal immigration and nationality law, when aliens apply for naturalization, they have the option of asking for their names to be changed upon the grant of citizenship with no additional fees. This allows them the opportunity to adopt a more Americanized name. In the N-400...

passport is fine as it is proof of us citizenship

click the "check a registration" link on the main page http://www.sss.gov/ not register online, they are two different things

That letter is for people that didn't have to register or failed to register and this letter is used as proof from SSS to say as such. This doesn't apply to you :P Since you registered a printout of that message should be fine

I would think so since the application states: "If You Claim Citizenship Through Naturalization Of Parent(s): Submit the Certificate(s) of Naturalization of your parent(s), your foreign birth certificate, and proof of your admission to the United States for permanent residence."

How is this an issue? Unless the answer actually changes then stick with the current persons for 23, 28, 29,47 etc. If it changes then use the new one.

I highly doubt it

if the application is for you then the address is the physical address of where you live. If you mean the address of your family then I would assume it would be where they live at the moment. I'm sure others would post and correct me if i'm wrong :P

has to be translated into English and the translation notarized stating the translation is true and correct, usually the issuing authority for the birth certificate can translate it for you. May also have to get an apostille for it too but that depends. Your local authority (where you were...

1. To answer this, when did you turn 18? is my question but to answer yours checking the box should suffice unless it asks for specific info. about your parents. I don't see a part where it does ask for specific info 2. Doubt this would be an issue as it based on your info it did not involve...

I never said I don't believe it just your question needs a more involved answer that usually is only provided by CIS via infopass as you talk to an IO. Each case is different for each person so any answer given here may or may not apply to you. Best to ask CIS as they can give you a definitive...

you would have to ask the CIS via infopass as that is pretty hard to tell since it is different for each person

Besides the applied date, passports are accepted only via PP agents unless you have the circumstances in your other thread. Form filled online or on the paper itself is the same, the form online you have to print out afterward and makes it neat.

Yes, date registered and the registration number

passport or n-600 works as long as you qualify, the instructions listed for both are similar

Cost would be the same + the expedited fee. Normally they don't accept applications for same day service unless you have a life or death emergency in another country or flying within 2 weeks etc. Also you would have to have an appointment for that service too, need to contact the NPIC for that