Naturalization interview questions about my job when I am self-employed

[Yarf 0]

I have been working as a Software Engineer on a contract basis (tax return 1099 form) remotely. I worked as a contractor with one company for three years, and now I’m working with another one. I’ve watched a bunch of mock interviews on YouTube, and now I’m a bit confused about how to correctly answer such questions:

Where do you work? (place)

I work remotely (my response)

Who is your employer?

I am self-employed (my response)

Where have you worked for the last five years?

I've been self-employed for the last five years.
(I mean, I can’t say the name of the company I work for as a contractor, because I’m not an employee there — correct?)

[TBoneTX 48,313]

Welcome to the forum!

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How about:  "I'm a self-employed independent contractor in the ____ industry/field, and I've worked on behalf of company X, company Y, and others.  I really enjoy the aspects of ___, ___, and ___."

 

However, let's back up:  Where do you (or the YouTube producers) get the idea that such concentration will be focused on your employment when the idea is to pass the comprehension and civics tests?

[Scandi 4,353]

At the most, they go through the answers you put down on your N-400, it's no big deal.

For me, as a self-employed person, the Immigration Officer only corrected some of the answers I had put on the N-400 form.

Like for example I had put "sales person" or something like that, so she asked about my work and then she changed the answer to something more fitting. 
So don't even worry about that part, if they ask about it you just answer to the best of your abilities.

If they feel something needs to be fixed in the form, they will do it for you at the interview. 

[JeanneAdil 7,310]

where do you work (workplace)  ---would be your home address as it is on the IRS taxes -as u can use part of your house expenses as office , etc