Police Complaint / FIR Drafting
- Fee
- ₹9,999
- Turnaround
- 1-2 days
What this is
Drafting a police complaint or the written information for an FIR - clear, complete, in sequence, naming the offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita - and guiding its filing at the right police station, with the application to the Superintendent of Police and the complaint to the Magistrate where the station refuses to register. It is for victims of cheating, assault, theft, threats, harassment, criminal breach of trust, property offences and other crimes. Representation at the police station or court is a separate step.
What you get
A police complaint drafted, reviewed and signed by our panel advocate, setting out the incident with date, time, exact place, the persons involved and their roles, the sequence of events, the loss or injury, the witnesses and the evidence, and the offences disclosed under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, addressed to the Station House Officer with jurisdiction and, where the offence is cognizable, framed as information for registration of an FIR, together with the application to the Superintendent of Police for the case of refusal, the complaint to the Magistrate under the Sanhita as the next step, and a note on obtaining the FIR copy, the zero FIR option, and preserving evidence. Attendance at the police station is a separate step.
How it works
- Upload the evidencePhotos, videos, messages, medical reports, documents, and any earlier complaint. We pre-fill the incident.
- Tell us what happenedIn order, with the exact place, the people involved and what each did.
- Answer the advocate's questionsWhen and where it happened, whether the police have been approached and what they said, whether there are witnesses and injuries, whether the accused is known, and whether you are safe.
- PayPay our fee.
- Advocate drafts and signsOur advocate drafts the complaint and the escalation applications and signs them.
- Complaint is deliveredYou receive the complaint for filing, with the filing guide and the escalation set.
What to have ready
- Evidence of the incident (if you have it)Photos, videos, CCTV stills, messages, documents.
- Medical reports or MLC (if you have it)If injured.
- Earlier complaint, acknowledgement or FIR (if you have it)If any.
- Documents of any transaction or dispute behind the incident (if you have it)Agreement, receipts, chats.
- Your ID and address proofAadhaar, PAN or passport.
- Witness details or statements (if you have it)If available.
What this is based on
- BNSS 2023. (2023)
- BNS 2023 (2023)
- Constitution Art.21.