ICMP Online Inquiry Center

Report a Missing Person

This page allows you to report a missing persons and to seek information about a person already reported as missing to ICMP. If you wish to seek information about a person already reported missing, you may click here. You will be asked for the verification code provided to you at the time you reported the person missing.

If you wish to report a person as missing who has not previously been reported to ICMP, please complete the form below. Below, you may also upload a photograph of the missing person to the OIC MyFace application. If you give your consent, the photograph will be visible to the public, and members of the public can report to the OIC if they have seen the missing person alive and in what circumstances.

In the event that you wish to submit lists or databases containing information on missing persons you may click here or email us at [email protected]

DATA ON MISSING PERSON

Last name: *
Translated name(s):
First name: *

Date of birth:	(if unknown, leave blank) (if unknown, leave blank) (if unknown, leave blank)
Country of origin:
Place of origin:
Date of disappearance: *	(if unknown, leave blank)
Country of disappearance: *
Place of disappearance: *	[I want to pick from map]

Measurement units:
Height of person:	(cm)
Weight of person:	(kg)
Height of person:	(ft) (in)
Weight of person:	(lb)
Clothing worn and other additional information about disappearance:	...
E-mail:	(information of the Missing Person)
Phone Number:	(information of the Missing Person)
	I agree that ICMP may process the above information for purposes of investigating the fate and whereabouts of the reported missing person. For additional information please click here.

UPLOAD PHOTOGRAPH

MyFace consent: *	Missing persons may have been seen alive. You can publish a photograph of a missing person on the OIC MyFace application. The photograph can be seen by anyone who accesses MyFace. Anyone who has seen the missing person can provide information about his or her whereabouts by clicking on the photograph. This information will not be visible to the public. Only a photograph of the missing person can be uploaded to MyFace. NO additional personal data - such as name, last known contact details or date of birth - can be included with the photograph. To upload a photograph to MyFace, and to allow anyone to see the photograph and to submit information about the missing person, you must agree to the following: "I understand and agree that by uploading a photograph to MyFace I make it publicly known that the person in the photograph is considered by me as disappeared or missing and at risk, and that the photograph may be seen by anyone. ICMP will forward to me any response or information about the missing person that may be received on MyFace, provided the response is not evidently illegal, fraudulent or false. I understand that I have the right to remove the photograph at any time, either by myself, or by asking ICMP to do so. ICMP will remove the photograph in the event that the person in the photograph objects to the photograph being shown on MyFace. ICMP will not be responsible for any legal claims for compensation or damages, whether by the person in the photograph or by me, in conjunction with the photograph appearing on MyFace or being removed from MyFace." Agree Disagree
Photograph of the person:
Photograph of the person: (jpg, jpeg, gif, png. Maximum 4MB)	No file selected.
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YOUR INFORMATION

Last name: *
Translated name:
First name: *
Relationship with the missing person:
Please specify the relationship:
Would you be willing to provide a DNA reference sample?: *
Country of residence: *
Place of residence:
Address of residence:
Phone: **
Alternative phone: **
E-mail: **
Other information:	...
	You have selected a region/country for which ICMP, and organizations working with ICMP, currently receive a large number of reports of missing persons. For this reason, ICMP has established a Central Register for Missing Persons for this region/country. The Central Register allows ICMP and other organizations that contribute basic information to the Central Register to see who has been reported missing. This makes it possible for organizations to help one another to complete such reports, and to avoid duplicate and conflicting reports. This also facilitates the process of following up with family members of the missing where additional information is needed. Only ICMP and organizations working with ICMP under special agreements have access to the Central Register. The Central Register contains ONLY the following basic information regarding missing persons: Name and Surname; Gender; Date of birth; Place where the person was last seen; Case reference numbers. Other personal information, such as your name, place of residence and contact details, or your relationship with the missing person, is NOT included in the Central Register. It is only available to the organization or institution to which you have provided such data. I want the basic information on the missing person to appear in the Central Register I do NOT want the basic information on the missing person to appear in the Central Register

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

How did you hear about ICMP?:
Have you reported this missing person to any other organization?: *
If yes, please specify:
Additional information:	...

VERIFICATION

Error: Please confirm that you are not a robot by clicking on the checkbox bellow or re-typing the code, if a code is displayed.
Please verify yourself:

	No change has been detected in the form data. There is no need to submit the same information again.
* - mandatory fields ** - please fill at least one of these fields

Data Protection Notice
Personal data will be treated as confidential and used only for purposes for which it was provided. For further information, please contact ICMP or see ICMP's data protection policy.