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Can child above 21 years old upgrade from F2A to IR2 because the mother just got a citizenship

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5 hours ago, KentCity said:

She is eligible for naturalization now, but she filed for me as a LPR before she became eligible, so we don't know if my case would change from F2A to IR2 or from F2A to F1 due to my age because I am above 21 years now, or we can just wait till I get my IL letter before she will naturalize. 

It'd change to F1. Parent's naturalization overrides CSPA age.

Tell her to hold off until you're off the plane.

Contradictions without citations only make you look dumb.

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