Follow the instructions on the RFE. Self representation has risks. Just because you can understand and any questions in a form does not mean that...

They can technically open denaturalization proceedings if there was fraud. However, they picky about how many of these are opened as they are...

Consider having a lawyer assst you if you're not sure how to answer questions. Wrong answers on immigration forms can cause you to have to file...

That's not necessary. Have a lawyer assist you if needed.

It sounds as though you should consult with a lawyer before you cause your application to be delayed or denied by doing it on your own. A denied...

You would need to discuss this matter in more detail in a consultation with a lawyer.

Lawyers will not counsel people to break the law, and what you're proposing is just that.

You must be in status to extend/change status.

You have to await further correspondence from USCIS before knowing whether you need to take any action.

The stamp serves as evidence of U.S. permanent residence during its validity.