Do the go over your greencard application on your naturalization interview?

[cookiemonster]

Has anyone had any experience or is aware of whether or not they go over your greencard and other files in great detail while processing N400?

[PraetorianXI]

I am pretty sure they would check anything "suspicious" or "discrepancies" from the I-485 and the N-400.

[cookiemonster]

Well, I have not anything bad, I just a hectic life being a college student back in a day, changing part-time jobs and moving, so as far as 2002-2003 activities, I don't remember how I filled in my paperwork back in a day? I may have not put down all my little temporary jobs, only permanent employers. I am really not sure now. I listed EVERYTHING on a separate sheet of paper, even internship and substituting on my N400. So it may have more information than my greencard application. Will they et me correct this stuff, or will they neat pick a lot?
After reading on this forums I am very confused. Some interviews are nice, some are not.
I almost feel that if you have not convicted anything bad, it is up to an immigration officer: if they like you, they will be reasonable, if they don't like you, they'll find any reason to deny you.
But that is just my impression.