No surprise there. Ask any question here, or on any internet forum and you'll get at least half a dozen different opinions. A lot of the folks here know guns and they have differences of opinion. Most folks probably aren't lawyers, the different answers is a good indication that you're not gonna get the real answer online. Sad as it may be, if you want an answer to a question regarding the law you're gonna need to talk to a lawyer. Get your paperwork together, get a copy of the questionnaire, and schedule some time with a criminal attorney. You don't want to make a bad situation worse.

I was talking with the owner of a gun shop I frequent, poking fun at the questions and asking who would ever answer "yes" to any of those. He explained how all he hears on the background check is a yes or a no, however that "no" is usually followed-up by a knock on the door of the guy who tried to buy the firearm by law enforcement. Worse would be to have your paperwork get joined up after the fact and they decide you'd lied on the form and already had the gun.