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Just wanted to thank everyone and esp. Mike E for all your support and help. 
And wanted to update all that had my interview yesterday and was approved! 
Cheers.
All the best.

Just wanted to thank everyone and esp. Mike E for all your support and help. 
And wanted to update all that had my interview yesterday and was approved! 
Cheers.
All the best.

Just wanted to thank everyone and esp. Mike E for all your support and help. 
And wanted to update all that had my interview yesterday and was approved! 
Cheers.
All the best.

Thank you so so much for your wishes. And your response. 
I know employment is not required for naturalization but per my understanding, its unfavorable if they deem someone a potential/future burden on the govt. & system or public charge. I want to avoid any unnecessary difficulties and delays in my naturalization process.

Don't need anything older than five years, I'd say only it's crime related.

~~Moved to US Citizenship General Discussion, from General Immigration Discussion.~~

No

Tax transcripts or returns for the past 5 years.

My answer is no to all 5 questions 

You should submit a copy of the petitioner’s gc. If not available, a copy of the petitioner’s naturalization certificate 

I wouldn’t bother uploading the travel records. 
 
Do you have evidence you lived in your state of residence for the 3 months prior to your filing of N-400?
 
You need to include  your green card. 
 
Was your  gc employer  based, family based, or other?

Was the petitioner a U.S. citizen at the time you were approved to be an LPR or refrigerator an immigration visa?
 
I focused on the stuff that was missing  and on the stuff you should not send. Yes all those things should be uploaded as they are evidence of continuous residency 

What does that mean?
 
yes 
yes 
yes. List each organization 
no 
yes 

Thank you Lil bear. I never filed DS260. Yes now I understand I need to treat the question literally and mention all generic associations.Thank you! 
Okay Thanks very much Mike! 

1. 2/27/2018 + 5 years  - 180 days = August 31, 2022, the earliest you can file without being required to overcome a presumption of breaking continuous 5 year residency 
 
2. Your permanent  residency doesn’t expire in September 2022. Your gc does.  A gc is an I-551. If you need a valid I-551 then file I-90 now.  
 
 

1. Your expired gc + I-90 receipt is a valid I-551 for naturalization purposes. And in fact LPRs with no gc other  valid I-551 have naturalized. 
 
2. expect a receipt in under month and usually in under a week. You don’t have etc wait for your I-90 receipt to file N-400. 
 
Is there a reason you need a valid I-551 in October?

In your case no need to wait 180 days to travel  after filing N-400. However,
 
* if on the day you travel you’ve been back N days (as of July 6, N is currently 50 days), your maximum absence should be N-1 days AND
 
* during the period after you file N-400 you need to be inside the USA for more days than outside USA 
 
You’ve traveled a lot in the past 5 years. Do you have 5 years of IRS tax transcripts?

You solved the whole puzzle for me in one go. Super grateful!
Yes, I filed my US return every year. 
 
Cheers, wishing you all the best Mike!