I lost my passport, can I leave the USA? [closed]
I had lost my passport a couple weeks ago and what I want to know is that if I can leave the USA without a passport. More specifically I am going to Colombia.
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If you are US citizen, no. The airplane won't let you on board. If you are a Colombian citizen, and the USA doesn't want you to stay in the USA, they will likely find a way to get you to Colombia without a passport. If you are citizen of an unrelated country (say British), the USA won't mind, but the airline won't let you on board.
You should immediately report your passport as lost. Possibly to the police (just in case someone finds your passport and later intentionally drops it at a crime scene), and your embassy if you are not US citizen, who will tell you who else should know.
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Can I leave the US if I lost my passport?
What Should a U.S. Citizen Do if his/her Passport is Lost or Stolen Abroad? You will have to replace the passport before returning to the United States. Contact the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for assistance.What happens if you lose passport in USA?
Call us toll-free at 1-877-487-2778 (TTY 1-888-874-7793). If you want to apply for a new passport, you'll have to also fill out the paper Form DS-64 to turn in with your application.What happens when you lose your passport?
If you lose your passport, first make sure it's really gone, then report it lost or stolen. Check the State Department website to find the nearest location where you can get a replacement and, if you're out of the country, make arrangements to stay there until your new passport is issued.How many times can you lose your passport USA?
If an applicant has not lost two or more passports within a 10-year period, they may be issued a full-validity passport. However, an applicant who loses a second passport within a 10-year period will be issued a passport limited to one-year of validity.Replacing a Lost US Passport 2022 (In the U.S. or Abroad)
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