What is the official CBP system of record for tracking seized property and processing seizure cases?

• A. Within 3 calenday days of time of seizure
• B. Seacats
• C. CBP system of record
• D. Form 6051WT

Answer: (A)

SEACATS, the Seized Asset and Case Tracking System, is CBP's official system of record for tracking seized property and processing seizure cases. It serves as the centralized repository for seizure details, asset inventories, custody and storage information, and the case workflow from seizure to disposition. Using SEACATS ensures standardized data entry, maintains the chain of custody, and enables coordination and reporting across CBP offices and legal authorities. The other options aren’t a system of record: a timing rule isn’t a system, a form is just a document, and a generic “CBP system of record” label doesn’t identify the specific platform used for seizures.