I got married on 1996, my parent's has naturalized on 2000, can the petition still be converted to F3 ?Pls. advice
No, unfortunately not. Your parent(s) would have to file a new I-130 for you.
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No, unfortunately not. Your parent(s) would have to file a new I-130 for you.
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