Get the free Directive 25 - Lost amp Found Items Revised October 2014

STEVENSON Harbor AUTHORITY OPERATIONS DIRECTIVE # 25 LOST & FOUND ITEMS I. INTRODUCTION A. PURPOSE To provide guidelines on how to properly record, store and return items found on Stevenson Harbor

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How to fill out directive 25 - lost:

1. Begin by obtaining a copy of directive 25 - lost form, which can usually be found on the official website of the issuing authority or by contacting them directly.
2. Fill out your personal information accurately and legibly in the designated fields. This typically includes your full name, address, contact information, and any identification numbers required.
3. Provide a detailed description of the lost item or document, including any distinguishing features, its value, and the approximate date and location where it was last seen.
4. If applicable, mention whether the item was stolen, misplaced, or lost due to other circumstances. This information can help the authorities determine the appropriate protocol and urgency for your case.
5. Include any supporting documentation or evidence that may assist in locating or identifying the lost item. This may include photographs, receipts, serial numbers, or any relevant incident reports.
6. Sign and date the directive 25 - lost form to certify the accuracy of the information provided.
7. Submit the completed form either electronically or by mail to the relevant authorities, following their specific instructions.

Who needs directive 25 - lost:

1. Individuals who have lost a valuable item or important document may need directive 25 - lost to formally report the loss and seek assistance in recovering the item or acquiring a replacement.
2. This directive is typically utilized by individuals who have lost items of significant financial or sentimental value, such as passports, driver's licenses, identification cards, social security cards, credit cards, or important legal documents.
3. Victims of theft or individuals who suspect foul play in the loss of their item may also benefit from utilizing directive 25 - lost as it provides an official record and increases the chances of recovering the lost item or pursuing legal action if necessary.

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What is directive 25 - lost?

Directive 25 - lost is a form used to report lost or missing items.

Who is required to file directive 25 - lost?

Any individual or organization that has lost property is required to file directive 25 - lost.

How to fill out directive 25 - lost?

Directive 25 - lost can be filled out by providing detailed information about the lost item including description, value, and date it went missing.

What is the purpose of directive 25 - lost?

The purpose of directive 25 - lost is to track and document lost or missing items for record-keeping and potential recovery.

What information must be reported on directive 25 - lost?

The information reported on directive 25 - lost must include a detailed description of the lost item, its estimated value, the date it was noticed missing, and any relevant identifying details.