how to Register Cyber Crime Complaint with Cyber Cell of Police

Registering a cybercrime complaint with the cyber cell of the police in India (or other regions with similar mechanisms) involves a systematic approach. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Collect Evidence

Before filing a complaint, gather all the evidence related to the cybercrime. This may include:

• Screenshots of the fraudulent messages, emails, or websites.
• Details of transactions (bank statements, UPI details, etc.).
• URLs, IP addresses, or any other technical information.
• Copies of chats or call records, if relevant.

2. Determine Jurisdiction

• Cybercrime complaints can usually be filed regardless of the complainant’s location.
• Most countries allow victims to file complaints in their jurisdiction, even if the crime originated elsewhere.

3. Visit the Cyber Crime Portal

In India:

• Go to the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal: https://cybercrime.gov.in/.
• This portal caters to complaints of cybercrimes like hacking, financial fraud, identity theft, cyberbullying, etc.

Steps:

1. Sign Up/Login: Register with your email ID or phone number.
2. Choose Crime Type: Options include women/child-related cybercrimes or other cyber offenses.
3. Fill in Details: Provide incident details, evidence, and your personal details for follow-up.
4. Submit Complaint: Ensure all details are accurate and submit the complaint.

4. Visit a Local Cyber Crime Cell

• If online filing is inconvenient or if you prefer personal interaction, visit your nearest cyber cell.
• Bring all evidence and your ID proof.

Find the nearest cyber cell:

• Use online directories or contact the local police station for directions.

5. For Emergency Cases

If the crime involves:

• Immediate financial fraud: Call your bank’s fraud helpline and dial 1930 (India’s cybercrime helpline).
• Serious threats: Contact your local police station immediately or dial the police helpline number 112.

6. Follow-Up

After filing the complaint:

• You will receive a tracking ID.
• Regularly check the status of your complaint online or contact the cyber cell for updates.

7. International Complaints

For crimes affecting non-residents:

• Contact the national cybercrime authority of your country.
• Examples: IC3 (U.S.), Europol’s Cyber Crime Centre (EU), etc.

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