US Immigration from Ghana

Hi everyone.

I have my citizenship interview next week but I am wondering what documents to take to my interview. Also, should my husband accompany me to the interview? Any positive idea or answers will be appreciated.

Texas federal judge Andrew Hanen has finally issued his ruling on DACA. Says DACA is illegal and all new applications must be rejected.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/16/politics/daca-ruling-hanen/index.html

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/immigration/federal-judge-declares-daca-program-illegal-halts-only-new-applications-n1274247

Hi Please has anyone immigrated with derivatives? I am FB1 ( unmarried daughter of a us citizen)and not married but have 5 children. Will I be asked to do DNA for my children? At the interview

I am currently 29yrs of age but then I had my LPR status at the age of 7 through the DV lottery. At age 10, my mum brought me to Ghana, but then I didn t visit the US all this while. Going through my documents this morning I just realized my green card expired about 10 years ago. My question here is am I eligible to apply for a returning resident visa or I ll have to start the whole Immigrant visa process again.

Is there a way to ask USCIS to refund our filing fee for removal of conditions?

Background.
My husband and I have been married for over two years before he came to the US. When his greencard was issued, they gave him a two year conditional visa. Immediately we received it, we resubmitted documents online to have them correct the mistake. An info pass was made and he went back for another fingerprint. When the new card was sent, it still had the same expiration date on the card. Fast forward 2years later we filed for removal of condition and payed all the fees. After almost a year of waiting, We just received a letter in the mail that they noticed they made a mistake and my husband should have received a 10year instead of 2 so since there is no condition to remove, they have closed his case. They are advising that we apply for green card replacement and chose error by DHS and attach the letter they sent. So now we have to start the whole process again, which we already did two years ago for them to correct a mistake that we have given them chance to correct two years ago. Now I want to know if they can refund the filing fees since it was their mistake in the first place.
Thanks.