trialanderror83
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To address your question about being "too late" for citizenship ... unless you lost your LPR status or committed an offense that was serious enough to permanently disqualify you from citizenship, it is never too late. Even if you didn't qualify through your father, you could still qualify on your own merit based on being an LPR for at least 5 years, even if you're 90 or 100.
That is not true. It is never too late for an LPR to get citizenship, but it certainly can get too late to qualify for some other immigration benefits, like becoming an LPR in the first place.
but it certainly can get too late to qualify for some other immigration benefits, like becoming an LPR in the first place
So you are saying there is a time limit on LPR. So if he wasn't a LPR now you are saying it's too late to become one through his father. I don't get what you are saying.....
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