Help, I'm stuck in the Dutch Caribbean without a passport!
*U.S. Citizen residents from all the islands cannot travel to the U.S. without a valid passport, please send an email to acscuracao@state.gov to request an emergency appointment.
Caller should file a police report if required by airline.
Caller should contact their airline and explain that their passport was lost or stolen.
Caller should request the airline to contact the RCLG request permission to board.
It is the airline carrier’s decision whether or not to contact the RCLG, and whether or not to allow you to board.
CLP@cbp.dhs.gov
RCLG SERVICE AREA PHONE NUMBER
Honolulu Asia, Pacific Rim 808-237-4632
Miami Latin America, Caribbean 305-874-5444
New York Europe, Africa, Middle East 718-487-5231
The RCLG will respond to airline carrier inquiries concerning the validity of travel documents presented or admissibility of travelers.
Once a determination is made on validity of documents or admissibility, the RCLG will make a RECOMMENDATION whether to board the passenger or to deny boarding. The final decision to board or not board lies with the airline carrier.
If boarding is not permitted or you are a resident from the islands:
If the airline does not allow boarding without documentation, you need to apply for an emergency passport. You can only apply for an emergency passport at the U.S. Consulate in Curacao in person.
DS-11 form.
DS-64 form
1 passport picture 5×5 cm, white background, no glasses.
Proof of identity and/ or U.S. citizenship if available.
$165 for adults / $135 for minors, payable in cash or credit card.
