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Update: He did ask for my passport. It was the first thing he asked for, along with my green card. I've posted my experience here: http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?p=1636883#post1636883 Thanks for your responses, everyone!

Got there an hour early, waited 40 min past my appointment time (so overall wait about 1 hr 40 min). The interview itself was around 15 minutes. The first thing the IO asked for were my green card and passport. He spoke slow and clear and was polite. I got asked 10 questions and missed 2 of...

Expired in the 80's. It's vintage, just like everything else in our house LOL. Interview letter says expired passport is ok, otherwise we wouldn't have spent all this time looking for it!

WE FOUND IT!!! :) :) :) :) :) Our house has been in an uproar! I can't believe how happy I am to see this little piece of paper. Now, only a few days left to prepare for the interview!

I tried the USCIS number. She was very confused and told me to get a new US Passport from travel.gov. Obviously I can't do that because I'm not a citizen yet. She seemed angry and kept saying "then you'll just have to find your passport". I might try calling again but from my experience with...

I immigrated from Taiwan over 30 years ago and have been a permanent resident in the US since. I never traveled outside the country, so I never needed my passport and haven't seen it in over 30 years. Now that I need it for my naturalization interview, we can't find it. Most likely it is...