1. I don't think that Electrum 2FA can work with an old seed. You'll need to make a fresh wallet with 2FA and send your coins there.
It could if the seed OP had was in fact a 2FA seed.
Since OP has a non-2FA seed and wants to somehow migrate to 2FA, this case you are talking about, although correct, is of no interest for OP:
So here goes, I already have a seed from a previous standard [segwit] wallet that I can currently use when creating a wallet with two-factor authentication instead of creating a new seed.
That's also why OP called his topic "migration" instead of "recovery" ...
I see a lot of replies about recovering
from 2FA... I don't understand why...
Although TrustedCoin says that the prices of their services are halved every time the price doubles, still
50 000 satoshi for 20 transactions is about $35, which is probably enough to buy some hardware wallet, even some relatively reliable at a time when there are discounts of 20- 30%. For me personally, security is never too expensive - but for those who do a lot of outgoing transactions, this option is definitely too expensive.
20 tx = 35$, that means that at 40 tx a hardware wallet is paid at full price, no discounts, and from there one is "on profit", and imho you cannot compare the security provided by a HW with that 2FA.