Which form is used for the Receipt for Any Seized Property?

• A. SF-1012
• B. I-43
• C. I-247A
• D. G-392

Answer: (B)

When you handle seized property, you need a specific form that clearly documents every item, who it was seized from, the date and location, and who is taking custody of the items. This creates a clear record and maintains the chain of custody, which is essential for accountability and potential legal review.

The I-43 is the form designated for a Receipt for Seized Property. It is the standard document used to list and acknowledge possession of everything seized, providing space to describe items, note quantities, approximate value, and capture custody information. Using this form ensures consistency across cases and helps prevent confusion about what was taken and by whom.

The other forms listed are intended for different administrative or immigration-related tasks, not for recording receipts of seized property. Therefore, they do not fit the purpose of a Receipt for Any Seized Property, making the I-43 the best choice for this use.