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I’m having trouble interpreting whether my husband would be eligible for Citizenship-by-Descent or not.

Gen 0 was born in the US and immigrated to Canada in 1904. They naturalized in 1909 based on the 1911 census and other documents.

Gen 1 was born in 1880 in the US and did not immigrate to Canada. He was 28 and in the US when his parents naturalized.

Gen 0 lived in Canada continuously until their death in 1930. They were buried in Canada.

Does the fact that Gen 1 was already an adult when his parents naturalized break the chain of citizenship by descent or would my husband still be eligible?

Thanks for any help on interpreting the rules for this scenario!

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