Customs and Border Protection Contraband Seizure Report

Streamline Contraband Seizure Documentation with Paperform

Customs and border protection operations require meticulous documentation when contraband is seized at ports of entry. This Customs and Border Protection Contraband Seizure Report template provides law enforcement agencies, border security teams, and customs officers with a comprehensive, professional solution for documenting seized items, traveler details, and evidence custody chains.

Built on Paperform's flexible platform, this template ensures accurate data collection while maintaining the security and compliance standards required by government agencies and border protection services. The form captures critical information including detailed item descriptions, traveler identification, seizure circumstances, law enforcement referrals, and evidence custody documentation—all in one streamlined workflow.

Why Paperform for Border Protection Documentation?

Paperform is trusted by government agencies and security organizations for its SOC 2 Type II compliance, robust security features, and ability to handle sensitive data with appropriate safeguards. The doc-style editor allows customs officials to quickly complete comprehensive reports without navigating complex interfaces, while conditional logic ensures only relevant sections appear based on the type of seizure and circumstances.

Integration with Stepper enables automatic workflow routing—triggering notifications to supervisors, creating evidence tracking records in your case management system, and initiating law enforcement referrals when specific contraband types are identified. This automation reduces administrative burden while maintaining the rigorous documentation standards required for legal proceedings.

Whether you're managing airport customs, border crossings, seaports, or postal inspection operations, this template adapts to your agency's specific requirements while ensuring consistent, court-admissible documentation across all seizure incidents.