Lost my passport and got a new one. What to do?

[venom123 32]

So I lost my passport while travelling to Seattle about a month ago. I reported this to the UK embassy and they cancelled my old UK passport. My new passport is due to arrive in a few days.

 

What should I do regarding my current AOS application? Do I need to inform USCIS that my passport number has changed?

[Lemonslice 4,836]

Nothing to do. Keep it safe and bring it to your interview, when scheduled.

[Abfim 27]

I would assume you wouldn't have to do anything  after you get your new passport. I would do what @Lemonslice said and if they ask at the interview you can say you got a new passport because your old one was lost.

[venom123 32]

2 hours ago, Lemonslice said:

Nothing to do. Keep it safe and bring it to your interview, when scheduled.

Was just worried they'd look up my passport info and would see that my passport was cancelled.

[Fr8dog 312]

I would advise you to keep all correspondence with the embassy (and police report if you filed one) and bring this with you to the interview. Sometimes government official get jumpy when passports are lost and it could help if you can show them the paperwork. I would definitely bring it up during an interview.

[moosy 139]

I had this in the middle of my K1 process, so everything was done with my first passport, then the most important page got almost torn out, and I had to get a new one. They invalidated my old one by cutting it up and placing a Dutch stamp on every page saying it was cancelled.

When I went to the embassy, I had similar worries, but everything was fine. It seems to either connect automatically for them, or they don't care. And for a government who cares so deeply about every detail, I assume the underlying system is decent, and shows your past and current passport or something. 

I didn't even have a question at the embassy, or when I went through my point of entry.

So breathe.

[venom123 32]

On 20/09/2017 at 1:12 PM, moosy said:

I had this in the middle of my K1 process, so everything was done with my first passport, then the most important page got almost torn out, and I had to get a new one. They invalidated my old one by cutting it up and placing a Dutch stamp on every page saying it was cancelled.

When I went to the embassy, I had similar worries, but everything was fine. It seems to either connect automatically for them, or they don't care. And for a government who cares so deeply about every detail, I assume the underlying system is decent, and shows your past and current passport or something. 

I didn't even have a question at the embassy, or when I went through my point of entry.

So breathe.

Thanks, that eases my mind a lot. I thought I was going to have to do a RFE and delay my application even more!