The list of seals and seizures shall be made in triplicate, and shall be kept separately by the part

The seizure list shall be in triplicate, and the registration and preservation list shall be in duplicate. According to article 225 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs", the property and documents that have been sealed or seized shall be clearly checked in conjunction with the witnesses present and the person in possession of the property or documents that have been sealed or seized. Make a list of seals and seizures in triplicate on the spot, indicating the name, number, quantity, characteristics, and so forth of the property or documents, and sign them by the investigators, holders, and witnesses, with one copy to be given to the holder, one to the public security organs' custodians, and one copy to be attached to the case file for future reference.

Where the possession cannot be determined, or where the holder refuses to sign, investigators shall note this in the list. Where cultural relics, gold, silver, jewelry, precious calligraphy and paintings, and other valuables are seized in accordance with law, photographs or videos shall be taken, and appraised and appraised in a timely manner. Article 226:Assets or documents that are used as evidence of a crime but are inconvenient to extract, after registration, photographing or videotaping, or valuation, may be handed over to the person in possession or sealed by the person in possession of the property or document, and two copies of the registration and preservation list are to be issued, signed by the investigators, the holder, and the witnesses, one copy is given to the person in possession of the property or document, and the other copy is attached to the file file with ** or video materials for future reference.

The possessor of property and documents shall keep it properly and must not transfer, sell, or damage it. Extended information: According to article 222 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs", all kinds of property and documents discovered during investigation activities that can be used to prove the guilt or innocence of criminal suspects shall be sealed or seized; However, property and documents unrelated to the case must not be sealed or seized.

Where the possessor refuses to hand over property or documents that shall be sealed or seized, the public security organs may compel the sealing or seizure. Article 223: Where it is necessary to seize property or documents during the course of investigation, a written decision on seizure shall be drafted upon approval by the responsible person for the case-handling department; Where it is necessary to seize property or documents during on-site investigation or search, the on-site commander is to make a decision; However, where the value of the seized property or documents is relatively high or might seriously impact normal production and operation, a written decision on seizure shall be drafted upon the approval of the responsible person at a public security organ at the county level or above. Where it is necessary to seal land, houses, or other immovable property, or specific movable property such as ships, aircraft, or other large machinery or equipment that is not suitable for movement, it shall be upon the approval of the responsible person at a public security organ at the county level or above, and a written decision on sealing shall be drafted.

Article 224: There must not be less than two investigators enforcing sealing or seizure, and the relevant legal documents provided for in article 223 of these Provisions must be presented. A record shall be made of the circumstances of sealing or seizure, and signed by the investigators, the person in possession, and the witnesses. Where the holder cannot be identified or the holder refuses to sign, investigators shall note this in the record.

Legal analysis: the seizure list is in triplicate, and the registration and preservation list is in duplicate. Indicate the name, number, quantity, characteristics, and ** of the property or document, and sign it by the investigators, the holder, and the witnesses, and give one copy to the holder, one copy to the public security organ custodians, and one copy to be attached to the file for future reference.

The seizure of a criminal suspect's mail, e-mail, or telegram shall be subject to the approval of the responsible person at a public security organ at the county level or above, and a notice of seizure of the mail or telegram shall be drafted, and the post and telecommunications department or network service unit shall be notified to inspect and seize it.

Legal basis: Article 230 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for the Handling of Criminal Cases by Public Security Organs" The property and documents that have been sealed or seized shall be clearly checked together with the witnesses present and the person in possession of the property or documents that have been sealed or seized, and a list of the sealed or seized documents shall be made in triplicate on the spot, and the name, number, quantity, and characteristics of the property or documents shall be clearly stated, and the name, number, quantity, and characteristics of the property or documents shall be clearly stated, and shall be signed by the investigators, the holder, and the witnesses, and one shall be given to the holder, one copy shall be given to the public security organs' custodians, and one copy shall be attached to the case file for future reference. Where the possessor of property or documents cannot be determined, and where the holder is not present or refuses to sign, investigators shall note this in the list.

Where cultural relics, jewelry, calligraphy and paintings and other valuables are seized in accordance with law, photographs or audio or video recordings shall be taken, and appraised and appraised in a timely manner. When sealing or seizure is enforced, the necessary living expenses and items shall be retained for the criminal suspect and his or her dependents. Where the normal conduct of investigative activities can be ensured, the relevant parties may be allowed to continue to reasonably use the assets involved in the case, but necessary measures shall be employed to preserve the value and keep the assets involved in the case.

The physical and documentary evidence that has been decided to be seized should be clearly checked and listed on the spot, and after the people's police handling the case and the parties are to sign it, one copy is to be handed over to the parties and one copy is to be attached to the case file. Where there are witnesses, they shall also be signed by the witnesses.

On the basis of article 111 of the "Provisions on the Procedures for Handling Administrative Cases by Public Security Organs", when carrying out evidence preservation measures such as seizure, detention, sealing, sampling and collection of evidence, and advance registration and preservation, they shall work with the parties to make a clear investigation, draft and deliver the evidence preservation decision on the spot. When necessary, photographs shall be taken of the evidence for which evidence preservation measures were employed, or video recordings of the process of employing evidence preservation measures. The decision to preserve evidence shall indicate the following matters:

1) The names and addresses of the parties;

2) The reasons, basis, and time limits for sampling evidence, advance registration and preservation, seizure, detention, and sealing;

3) The channels and time limits for applying for administrative reconsideration or initiating administrative litigation;

4) The name, seal, and date of the public security organ that made the decision.

The written decision for the preservation of evidence shall attach a list indicating the name, specifications, quantity, characteristics, and so forth of the venues, facilities, and items for which evidence preservation measures are to be taken, and after the people's police handling the case and the parties are to sign it, one copy is to be given to the parties, and one copy is to be attached to the case file. Where there are witnesses, they shall also be signed by the witnesses. Where parties or witnesses refuse to sign, the people's police handling the case shall note this on the evidence preservation list.

Seized items and documents shall be clearly checked together with the witnesses present and the person in possession of the seized items, and a list shall be made in duplicate on the spot, with the investigators, witnesses, and the person in possession signing or affixing a seal, one copy to the person in possession, and the other copy to be attached to the case file for future reference.

In triplicate, there is also a record, and for administrative cases, two copies of 1 can be used.

The criminal case shall be in triplicate, with the holder, investigators, and the attached file.

Two copies of the administrative case, the holder, and the attached file.