This "incomplete" claim might have been caused by human error at the time of filing/initial processing or could be just the label USCIS uses when...

US Embassies/Consulates routinely check immigrant visa applicants' previous non-immigrant visa applications and ask about any inconsistency. So,...

Opting out of the USCIS' automatic notification to the SSA (regarding naturalizing) would not affect the merits of your N-400 application. But you...

A DUI/DWI conviction will generally be considered "a significant misdemeanor," which would bar DACA renewal. DWAI (driving while ability...

Yes, you could have as multiple petitions (I-140, I-130, etc., including self-petitions) filed for you and use whichever becomes "available" first....

All US citizens (including naturalized ones) are US nationals, while not all US nationals are US citizens (ex. people born in American Samoa). ...

No one could properly assess "the chances of [your] 485 being approved" without more details of the case. Who sponsored your green card under what...

Answer "yes" to that question because you filed a self-petition (and disclose the self-petition information).

I don't see any legal questions here. Wish you good luck with your future endeavors in clearing the legal matter, whatever that is.

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If the petitioner was already a US citizen at the time of filing I-130 (or became a US citizen before the beneficiary child became 21), the child's...