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A party's state citizenship for purposes of diversity jurisdiction is determined:A When the lawsuit is filedB When the cause of action accruesC When the lawsuit is filed, but if a party changes his state citizenship after the lawsuit is filed, the new state citizenship controlsD When the lawsuit is filed (for a claimant) or when process is served (for a defendant)
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