• Abuse of this service is a violation of our Terms and Privacy policies.
• We reserve the right to reject any suspicious submissions to our recovery system and will notify local law enforcement with identifying information if fraud is committed.
• We take the safety of all of our users seriously and will not hesitate to involve law enforcement if there is evidence of abuse or harassment.

In the event you lose or misplace a piece of property

WARNING: Never retrieve an item if you believe your safety is at risk. Involve law enforcement if necessary.

We take your security seriously and want you to be reunited with your property safely.

If you receive an email notification about your missing piece of property and you decide to retrieve it yourself from a third party, please be cautious.

When in doubt, involve law enforcement.

When meeting someone remember to:

• Insist on meeting in a public place like a store, café or bank.
• Never invite strangers to your home.
• Do not meet in a secluded place.
• Tell a friend or family member where you are going. Better yet, ask someone to accompany you.
• Take your cell phone with you.
• Trust your judgement. If you are unsure about your safety, leave.

Taking simple precautions can protect you and your property.

In the event you are a victim of a burglary or theft

If this is an emergency, dial 9-1-1.

In a non emergency, call your local law enforcement agency directly.

One way to help the police is to simply file a report. It is thought that upwards of half of all burglaries go unreported. Think of burglaries as being a gateway crime that can lead to something more serious. In today’s law enforcement environment, reported crimes are fed into databases that examine trends and patterns. By aiding the police, you may be assisting in solving a string of crimes.

Have a copy of your My Property ID Registry inventory sheet available. Be prepared to also email your inventory sheet to law enforcement.

Being burglarized is no fun and you are likely a bit rattled. Calling the police is more than just filling in a report. Law enforcement also assesses the damage and gives advice on next steps. Maybe your keys are gone or a door can’t be secured. Law enforcement is there to settle the situation and make suggestions.