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Hi everyone!!
Filed my N400 in December. Here is my timeline:
N-400 filed: 12/10/2023
NOA: 12/10/2023
Biometrics Re-Use Notice: 12/10/2023
 
Now waiting for the interview

No, it doesn't matter. I think you should be fine based on what you described.

oh, I mentioned in my earlier response that the divorce was filed 8 months after the i-751 approval. In my divorce decree, the separation date was recorded as 6 months after my i-751 was approved. 
I saw some posts here mentioning they were asked about the reason for their divorce and who filed for divorce. I was the one who filed for divorce. Does it matter?

You were married, but did you live together at the time of approval? Was divorce on file already at the time of approval?
 
 
Always. Usually you'll only be asked about marital status and maybe why you got divorced.
 

Yes, you should always be prepared to answer ANY immigration-related questions from your first day in the US to the end of your marriage to your appointment date. The type and intensity of questions depend on 1. Complexity of the case, 2. Personality of IO.

Don't forget ID / DL with current address where you live

Hello,
I'm filing out I-751 form. I have a question:
In Part 6: Accommodations for Individuals With Disabilities and/or Impairments
1. Are you requesting an accommodation because of your disabilities and/or impairments? Yes/No
2. Are you requesting an accommodation because of your spouse's disabilities and/or impairments? Yes/No
3. Are you requesting an accommodation because of your included children's disabilities and/or impairments? Yes/No
I am neither disabled nor impaired. Should I just skip this part or answer "No" to all 3 questions?
Thank you very much.