Seriously, Bob, are you working overtime trying to trip me up on my details? I'm not going to spend energy and time on this reply.
Regardless of how you wish to criss cross my answers, the at the end of the day, I did the removal of the stolen iPhone on March 11 of this year, not when it was stolen. I didn't think to do it then. The only reason I did it this time was because it was the first time I had signed into my iCloud account in years and there were other dated devices that I could remove as well. Then I read some where that it is suggested to NOT remove the stolen device from your device list.
All I want to do is cancel my request to remove it from my device list. You replied "there is no setting or option to cancel the request to remove a stolen device. You will have to wait until April 15 or later to see if the device was removed or not." If this is your answer, you could have passed on all the earlier Columbo style interrogation comments and just said this. If this is the case and true, not very helpful. If it is NOT in my list, then what? I suspect the reason that one should keep stolen devices in their device list is if in the event they are activated or powered on, the device might be located.