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The document is a 'Missing or Found Child Report Form' designed to collect detailed information about a child who has been reported lost or found. It includes sections for event details, descriptions of the child, and information about the person reporting, finding, or claiming the child. The form aims to facilitate the process of locating and reuniting missing children with their guardians.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Missing or Found Child Report Form in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Event Details' section. Enter the name of the event and specify the time and date when the child was reported lost or found.
In the 'Details of Lost/Found Child' section, provide comprehensive information about the child. Fill in their name, alternate name (if any), age, sex, ethnic origin, build, hair color, hair style, eye color, and whether they wear glasses.
Continue detailing the child's appearance by describing their outer clothing including shirt/sweater, trousers/skirt, headwear, gloves, footwear, and any personal possessions like bags or toys.
Next, complete the 'Details of Person Reporting Missing Child' section with your name, home address or organization name, postcode, contact phone number, relationship to the missing child, and any other relevant information.
If applicable for a missing child case, fill out 'Details of Person Finding Child' with their name and address.
Finally, complete 'Details of Person Claiming Child' with their name, address, postcode, contact phone number, form of ID shown, relationship to the child and time when reunited. Ensure all signatures are collected where required.

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How do I track my missing child?

Broadly TrackChild software has two modules, the information of the children, who are already covered under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Child) Act 2000 and the Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) is to be entered in the software by the Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) functionaries

How do you deal with a missing child?

Immediately call your local law enforcement agency. After you have reported your child missing to law enforcement, call the National Center for Missing Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678). If your child is missing from home, search through: Closets.

Who will you call if you see a lost child?

A: To report missing children you can call CHILDLINE on 1098 and/or report to the nearst police station.

How long to wait for a missing child?

Do not wait 48 hours to report your child missing. There is no time limit that you must wait to report a person as missing, whether he/she is considered missing or a runaway. The first 48 hours following a missing or runaway episode are the most important in locating your child.

How to look for a lost child?

Here is how to find a lost child: Contact Authorities. Hire a Private Investigator. Go to Missing People Websites. Use Security Camera Systems. Use the AMBER Alert Program. Get the Public Involved. Use My Family ID.

What is the most common reason kids go missing?

Common Reasons Why Children Go Missing Wandering Off. Kids love to explore and see new things. Abduction by Strangers. Stranger danger is a real concern. Family Abductions. Sometimes, one parent takes a child without the other parents permission. Runaways. Getting Lost. Mental Illness.

Missing or found child report form Missing or found child report form 2025

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