Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

Barring no unlawful conduct that was never disclosed in your green card application or subsequent unlawful conduct you should not have any problems in your citizenship application.

Yes, it's possible, but not very likely. Whether there was unlawful conduct or not.

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Most likely it shouldn't be an issue. It may be advisable to consult an attorney during your citizenship application and perhaps even have them accompany you to the interview.

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