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RECOVERED / FOUND PROPERTY REPORT AGENCY ORI DATE/TIME REPORTED / / OCT FILE NO. (24 hr) OWNER ADDRESS PHONE FOUND IN POSSESSION OF ADDRESS PHONE LOCATION FROM WHICH PROPERTY WAS OBTAINED: PROPERTY

How to fill out recovered found property report

How to fill out a recovered found property report:

1. Start by gathering all relevant information about the found property, such as its description, location, and any identifying marks or serial numbers.
2. Write down the date and time when the property was found, as well as the contact information of the person who found it.
3. Include details about how the property was discovered, including any witnesses or circumstances that may be relevant.
4. Provide your contact information and any necessary identification, as the person filling out the report.
5. If there were any attempts made to find the owner of the property, document those efforts and the outcome.
6. Take clear photographs of the found property and attach them to the report, if possible.
7. Sign and date the report to certify its accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the report to the appropriate authority, such as the local police department or lost and found department.

Who needs a recovered found property report?

1. Law enforcement agencies - They need the report to document and track any found property in their jurisdiction.
2. Owners of lost items - The report helps connect owners with their lost property, should they come forward to claim it.
3. Insurance companies - The report can be used as supporting documentation for insurance claims related to lost or stolen property.
4. Government agencies - The report may be required for any legal or administrative purposes related to the found property.

Remember to check with your local authorities or organization for specific instructions and requirements on how to fill out a recovered found property report.

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What is recovered found property report?

Recovered found property report is a document used to report any lost or stolen property that has been recovered by an individual or organization.

Who is required to file recovered found property report?

Anyone who has found lost or stolen property and has successfully recovered it is required to file a recovered found property report.

How to fill out recovered found property report?

The recovered found property report can be filled out by providing details such as the description of the property, where and when it was found, and contact information of the individual filing the report.

What is the purpose of recovered found property report?

The purpose of the recovered found property report is to document the recovery of lost or stolen property and to help reunite the property with its rightful owner.

What information must be reported on recovered found property report?

The information that must be reported on the recovered found property report includes a detailed description of the property, where and when it was found, and contact information of the individual filing the report.