US Immigration from Thailand

i just saw this video

which i suspect is AI slop but not sure

one of the main points is that dual citizens may be required to prove ties to the US to renew a US passport.

i've renewed my US passport twice in Thailand already without incident and although i'm living in the US at the moment i will move back to Thailand one day. i wonder if this is going to become an issue?

(BTW, i'm asking for me this time, usually i ask about my wife's N400 process but now i'm worried about me too because i'm a dual citizen US and UK)

i see a lot of people report doing the oath ceremony during the N400 interview. if this happens, is there any need to attend another oath ceremony in a group meeting later? how is it determined if the oath is done together with the N400 interview or later?

i'm just not clear what happens after the interview (assuming success of course) and most importunately,, how long it would take following the interview to get a US passport?

thanks

is it ok to ask the officer to repeat the sentence several times, including in the middle of writing the answer?

also how strict are they on spelling?, my wife often forgets to pluralize words

thanks

hi, on the IRS website there are 4 types of transcript available , account, return, wage & income, and record of account. which one is needed for N400?

also, is download and print ok or should i get copies sent from IRS?

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many of the civics questions have multiple possible acceptable answers. is it ok to answer the minimum possible answer like say "freedom" or would it be better to say "religious freedom" or something that shows you understand the context and history a bit more?

i wonder if showing more of an understanding in the civics part will result in easier questions on the N400 part?