Clearly some mistakes here that show a complete lack of understanding the immigration jurisprudence. However, no two cases are alike, but the "at...

Generally, it is good practice to ask for "a dentition" with a context used. This is an English language rule but works well in another situation....

YES, is the best answer. 100 percent disclosure on the DS-160 is strongly encouraged.

That may be possible, but it is recommended you share all documentation with a lawyer.

In general, yes. However, the impact would depend on the associated facts and review of your entire A file. For NATZ, the officer may ask you about...

Yes, with a pending COS case from J-1 to F-1, you may file for AOS if married to USC.

No. The I-693 medical is just ONE of the several forms supporting the I-485. Nothing is assumed in immigration. All facts and laws must be used or...

Yes, so long as the I-485 is closed and not open to be adjudicated..

I'm not sure you can but check with a local DMV in AZ to confirm. There are insurance, liability and lawsuit issues associated with your question.

File nothing with USCIS until you receive, read, understand and share denial with a lawyer. Otherwise, you may end in a loop of immigration confusion.