N400 - Temporary address and unreadable fingerprints due to eczema (?)

[morpheus1234 0]

I'm about to file my N400 and have 2 questions. They are connected to each other, and I'm worried that they'll complicate by case greatly:

 

1. On my first entry to the US to activate my green card about 5 years ago, I stayed in NYC for about 1 month at my aunt's place before coming back to my home country (and couple of months later entering the US again, but now - permanently).

The purpose of that trip was only to activate the GC. I did not apply for a driver licence or a state ID.

Do I need to fill my aunt's address in the N400 as one of the addresses I lived at in the past 5 years?

 

2. My fingerprints are unreadable due to a hand eczema. Doesn't matter what lotion I use - they are not readable, and I expect them to be rejected in the fingerprinting appointment.

From what I've been reading, USCIS will sent 2 fingerprinting appointments, and if the fingerprints are rejected twice - I will be required to provide police clearance form all of the places I lived in in the past 5 years.

I lived in one place in CA except that 1 month from my first question in NYC. depending on the answer to 1, this may complicate my situation - 

a. As I've never been an official resident of NY (didn't apply for ID/Drivers licence) - is it even possible, would they be able to produce a police certificate?

b. From what I read, they require to apply *in person* and they need a letter from an attorney that contains a full physical description and on top of that they do fingerprinting (when the reason I may need them is because I have unreadable prints) (reference - https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nypd/services/law-enforcement/record-requests.page)

 

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Are there people here with experience dealing with N400 and unreadable fingerprints and obtaining police certificates?

 

Thank you!