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Dual citizen already (2 countries) filling out I-751, Question 6

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Hello,

 

I am in the process of removing conditions on my conditional green card.

 

I am currently a dual citizen (Poland and Canada). On the first page of form I-751 question 6 it asks: "country of citizenship or nationality (provide all that apply)". 

 

This is very confusing because, in the paperwork to obtain the conditional green card we never filled out Poland as a country of citizenship (our lawyer filled out all paperwork). Now I feel tempted to just list Canada as this is my country of birth and only have a valid passport from Poland. I don't want to confuse the situation by listing it, since the question does specify "list all that APPLY". Does this apply? Has anyone else run into a similar situation? Please help!

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