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Sarah & Austin   0

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CONTEXT: I'm wanting to take extra precautions to make sure there aren't any administrative blips after the interview.
 
I received my Polish citizenship by descent this year (Jan 2024) after having applied for it in 2021 (prior to having met my fiancé and filing the I-129F). I did not yet have my Polish passport when I filed the I-129F, and so it only stated that I had Canadian citizenship. I specified my Polish citizenship on the DS-160, however as I submitted that in Feb 2024.
Should I bring supplementary documentation to the interview for this? I'm not sure whether they will ask about it but I want to be prepared.
 
Also - would it be advised to present my Polish passport in addition to my Canadian one when they ask for my passport at the interview? 
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Yes

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@OldUser Thank you! Would you recommend that I present the additional passport myself or wait for it to be requested by the adjudicating officer?

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Hello! My partner has an interview coming up in Montreal and has dual citizenship as well.  Did you need to present anything your second citizenship beyond your passport? Did it cause any adminstrative blips or anything? Just making sure we are all prepared, hopefully it all went well!

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