CHPTR_25_INTERPOL

CHPTR_25_INTERPOL

CHPTR_25_INTERPOL

CHPTR_25_INTERPOL

Chapter 25

Interpol

Files

Last Update: 23 September 2016

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REVISIONS, CHAPTER 25, INTERPOL FILE

Revision Date Section revised Subject revised

May 30, 2011 All Chapter 25, Interpol File, created

February 11, 25.1 Agencies with NCIC access will have person queries

2014 forwarded to Interpol via NLETS.

September 23, 25.8 Update to Oregon Interpol Liaison Information

2016

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Chapter 25 – Interpol Files

Section Subject Title Page #

Title Page 1

Revision Page 2

Table of Contents 3

25.0 Interpol Interface and Transactions 4

25.1 Description 4

25.2 Inquiry Message Keys 4

25.3 Destination Code 4

25.4 Interpol Data Elements 4

25.4.1 Query Person Data Elements - IPQ/FPQ 4

25.4.1.1 Person Query Formats – IPQ/FPQ 5

25.4.1.2 Person Query Format - IPQ 5

25.4.1.2.1 Person Query Response – Example IPQ 6

25.4.1.3.1 Person Query Format – FPQ 7

25.4.1.3.2 Person Query Response – Example FPQ 7

25.4.2 Vehicle Query Data Elements – IVQ/FVQ 8

25.4.2.1 Vehicle Query Format – IVQ/FVQ 8

25.4.2.2.1 Vehicle Query Response Examples – IVQ/FVQ 8

25.4.3 Travel Document Query Data Elements - ITQ/FTQ 9

25.4.3.1 Travel Document Query Formats – ITQ/FTQ 9

25.4.3.2 Travel Document Query Format Examples – ITQ/FTQ 10

25.4.3.3 Travel Document Query Responses – ITQ/FTQ 11

25.5 Interpol/Nlets Contact Information 11

25.6 Message Field Code Directory 12

25.6.1 CNT – Country of Issue of Document (2) 12

25.6.2 DID – Document Identification Number (60) 12

25.6.3 DOB – Date of Birth (8) 12

25.6.4 EID – Interpol Identification Number (60) 12

25.6.5 ENG – Engine Number (62) 12

25.6.6 NAM – Name (100) 12

25.6.7 TYP – Document Type 13

25.6.7.1 Interpol Document Type Codes 13

25.6.8 VIN – Vehicle Indenfiication Number (62) 14

25.6.7 Interpol NLETS Help File 14

25.8 Oregon State Police Interpol Liaison 15

25.9 Interpol/USNCB Query Test Records 16

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25.0 INTERPOL INTERFACE AND TRANSACTIONS

25.1 DESCRIPTION

The International Criminal Police Organization, also known as “INTERPOL”, allows

access to INTERPOL records via NLETS which provides information on international

wanted persons, stolen vehicles, and stolen travel documents. The following sections

will provide the user with the formats to perform queries into INTERPOL.

Note that LEDS/NCIC person queries sent from agencies with NCIC access, specifically

the Q, QW, QDW, QWH, and QWHD message keys, will automatically forward to

Interpol via NLETS. An NLETS return will accompany the LEDS and NCIC returns,

which will only indicate whether the subject has an Interpol record, and if so, their

unique Interpol Identification Number. This number may be queried via the appropriate

message keys in order to view the entire Interpol file. Please note querying the full

record via Interpol transaction will notify the entering agency that the record has been

requested by your agency.

25.2 INQUIRY MESSAGE KEYS

PERSONS

IPQ Wanted Person Query

FPQ Wanted Person Query—Full Report

VEHICLE

IVQ Stolen Vehicle Query

FVQ Stolen Vehicle Query—Full Report

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS

ITQ Stolen Travel Document Query

FTQ Stolen Travel Document Query—Full Report

25.3 DESTINATION CODE

Destination code will always be “IP”, which represents INTERPOL.

25.4 INTERPOL DATA ELEMENTS

25.4.1 QUERY PERSON DATA ELEMENTS (IPQ/FPQ)

The following are query data elements to complete transaction:

FIELD MFC

Message Key IPQ or FPQ

ORI of requesting Agency 9 Character ORI

Destination IP

Name of Subject Queried NAM/

Date of Birth of Subject Queried DOB/

Unique Interpol Identification Number EID/

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25.4.1.1 PERSON QUERY FORMATS IPQ/FPQ

INITIAL QUERY FORMAT—IPQ

IPQORIIPNAM/_ _ _ _ _ _DOB/_ _ _ _ _ _

FULL QUERY FORMAT—FPQ

FPQORIIPEID/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

RED MANDATORY FIELDS

GREEN OPTIONAL FIELDS

25.4.1.2 PERSON QUERY— FORMAT (IPQ)

IPQ INITIAL QUERY FORMAT

IPQ.OR0370000.IP.NAM/DOE,JOHN.DOB/19690909

Agency ORI

Message Making

Key Inquiry Name—Last, First Middle

IPQOR0370000IPNAM/DOE,JOHNDOB/19690909

NLETS Date of Birth: CCYYMMDD

Destination

Code

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25.4.1.2.1 PERSON QUERY RESPONSE — EXAMPLE (IPQ)

RQU00070000. MONTH DAY, YEAR 11:58:23

REUR 0007 NLETS

IPR.DCINTER00

11:58 07/27/2010 14728

11:58 07/27/2010 12694 OR024015Y

*LT00OR0007

TXT This number is what you’ll place in the

Possible Interpol Matches: “EID” field for the FPQ Inquiry.

Subject: UNKNOWN The slash is part of the number so be sure

DOB: 1960-09-21 to include it.

ID: 2005/56337

Subject: KAZEEM ODUNSI

DOB: 1974-04-23

ID: 2006/39160

Subject: LUIS ENRIQUE AMADOR CARBAJAL

DOB: 1980-11-09

ID: 2010/15452

Subject: RAFAEL ANTONIO SANCHEZ ALVARADO

DOB: 1979-12-18

ID: 2007/35844

Subject: DENNYS CABRERA

DOB: 1984-04-22

ID: 2009/3850

Subject: OMAR ADONIS GUZMAN MARTINEZ

DOB: 1972-03-28

ID: 2008/40723

Original Query Data

Name:DOE,JOHN

DOB: 1960-09-21

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25.4.1.3.1 PERSON QUERY FORMAT – EXAMPLE (FPQ)

FPQ INITIAL QUERY FORMAT

FPQ.OR0370000.IP.EID/2055/56337

Agency ORI

Message Making

Key Inquiry Unique Interpol Identification Number

PQOR0370000IPEID/2005/56337

NLETS

Destination

Code

25.4.1.3.2 PERSON QUERY RESPONSE — EXAMPLE (FPQ)

RQU00130000. MMDD, YEAR 00:00:00

REUR 0013 NLETS

FPR.DCINTER00

15:49 07/28/2010 83239

15:49 07/28/2010 34779 OR0370000

*LT41OR0013

TXT

Interpol Record

Your query of the Interpol ASF database has resulted in a positive "hit" and an alarm message has been

sent to the country that submitted the information and the Interpol-United States National Central

Bureau (USNCB) at the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Before taking any further action

on this matter, you must contact the USNCB immediately at (202) 616-3900 to confirm the validity of the

information obtained and coordinate any follow-up action on the information. NOTE: Under U.S. Law,

the existence of charges in another Country alone DO NOT authorize the subjects arrest in the United

States. However the foreign charges and the present circumstances MAY provide a basis under the

laws and regulations applicable to your jurisdiction to detain the subject, at least temporarily, in order to

obtain additional information.

Subject Information (SUSPECT.)

Name: UNKNOWN

DOB: 1960-09-21

Criminal History

Offense: ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

Person Qualification: CRIMINAL

Alias Information (ALIAS)

Name: ,JOHN

Linked File:

Linked File:

Metadata

Original Query Data

Entity ID: 2005/56337

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25.4.2 VEHICLE QUERY DATA ELEMENTS (IVQ / FVQ)

The following are query data elements for:

FIELD MFC

Message Key IVQ or FVQ

ORI of requesting Agency 9 Character ORI

Destination IP

Vehicle Identification Number VIN/

Engine Identification Number ENG/

Unique Interpol Identification Number EID/

25.4.2.1 VEHICLE QUERY FORMAT (IVQ / FVQ)

INITIAL QUERY FORMAT (IVQ)

IVQORIIPVIN/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ENG/_ _ _ _ _ _

FULL QUERY FORMAT (FVQ)

FVQORIIPEID/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (NOTE: VIN will be the EID #)

RED MANDATORY FIELDS

GREEN OPTIONAL FIELDS

25.4.2.2 VEHICLE QUERY EXAMPLE (IVQ / FVQ)

INITIAL QUERY EXAMPLE (IVQ)

IVQ.OR0370000.IP.VIN/1GKEK63U12J206818

FULL QUERY EXAMPLE (FVQ)

FVQ.OR0370000.IP.EID/1GKEK63U12J206818

25.4.2.2.1 VEHICLE RESPONSE - EXAMPLE

INITIAL QUERY RESPONSE (IVQ)

IVR.IP0000000.AZNlets10.TXT

Interpol Match List:

VIN: 1GKEK63U12J206818

Engine ID: 123456

Make: HOND

Interpol ID: 1GKEK63U12J206818

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25.4.2.2.1 VEHICLE RESPONSE - EXAMPLE—CONTINUED

FULL QUERY RESPONSE (FVQ)

FVR.DCINTER00

10:10 04/05/2007 00006

10:10 04/05/2007 00045 AZNlets23

TXT

Your query of the Interpol ASF database has resulted in a positive "hit" and an alarm

message has been sent to the country that submitted the information and the Interpol-

United States National Central Bureau (USNCB) at the U.S. Department of Justice in

Washington, D.C. Before taking any further action on this matter, you must contact the

USNCB immediately at (202) 616-3900 to confirm the validity of the information

obtained and coordinate any follow-up action on the information.

Interpol Record

25.4.3 TRAVEL DOCUMENT QUERY DATA ELEMENTS (ITQ / FTQ)

The following are mandatory query data elements:

FIELD MFC

Message Key ITQ or FTQ

ORI of requesting Agency 9 Character ORI

Destination IP

Document Identification Number DID/

Document Type TYP/

Country of Issue CNT/

Unique Interpol Identification Number EID/

25.4.3.1 TRAVEL DOCUMENT QUERY FORMATS (ITQ / FTQ)

INITIAL QUERY FORMAT (ITQ)

ITQORIIPDID/_ _ _ _ _ _ _TYP/_ _ _ _ _ _

CNT/_ _ _ _ _ _

FULL QUERY FORMAT (FTQ)

FTQORIIPEID/_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

RED MANDATORY FIELDS

GREEN OPTIONAL FIELDS

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25.4.3.2 TRAVEL DOCUMENT QUERY FORMAT EXAMPLE (ITQ / FTQ)

ITQ INITIAL QUERY FORMAT

ITQ.OR0370000.IP.DID/A578126

Agency

Message ORI Making

Key Inquiry Document Type

ITQOR0370000IPTYP/A578126

NLETS

Destination

Code

FTQ INITIAL QUERY FORMAT

FTQ.OR0370000.IP.EID/7B7C1C5ED06F42C1AD98EAD7CB090853

Agency

Message ORI Making

Key Inquiry Unique Interpol Identification Number

FTQOR0370000IPEIC/B7C1C5ED06F42C1AD98EAD7CB090853

NLETS

Destination

Code

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25.4.3.3 TRAVEL DOCUMENT QUERY RESPONSE - EXAMPLE (ITQ / FTQ)

INITIAL RESPONSE (ITQ)

ITR.IP0000000.AZNlets10.TXT

Interpol Match List:

ID: A578126

Type: Passport

Country: CROATIA

Interpol ID: 7B7C1C5ED06F42C1AD98EAD7CB090853

FTR.DCINTER00

10:14 04/05/2007 00009

10:14 04/05/2007 00048 AZNlets23

TXT

Your query of the Interpol ASF database has resulted in a positive "hit" and an alarm

message has been sent to the country that submitted the information and the Interpol-

United States National Central Bureau (USNCB) at the U.S. Department of Justice in

Washington, D.C. Before taking any further action on this matter, you must contact the

USNCB immediately at (202) 616-3900 to confirm the validity of the information

obtained and coordinate any follow-up action on the information.

Interpol Record

Document Information

Document ID: PR789665

Document Type: Passport

Theft

Country: UNITED STATES

Theft Type: Stolen Blank

25.5 INTERPOL / NLETS CONTACT INFORMATION

Questions regarding Interpol queries should be directed to:

Interpol Headquarters office - phone: 202-616-9000

Interpol Headquarters office - Administrative Message (AM) - DCINTER00

Interpol Headquarters office - fax - 202-616-8400

Nlets Control Center - phone: 800-528-4020

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25.6 MESSAGE FIELD CODE DIRECTORY

Each message transaction is comprised of multiple data elements; this section provides the

necessary information on data elements for this transaction. Each data element is identified by

a specific field name. Each field name is abbreviated with a unique three-character code

called a message field code (MFC). The MFC’s are sorted alphabetically, followed by a plain-

word description of each. The number in parenthesis immediately following the description

indicates the maximum number of characters allowed for that data element. Below the

description line is text describing specific requirements for this field.

25.6.1 CNT = COUNTRY OF ISSUE OF DOCUMENT (2) - CONDITIONAL

Alpha only; must be valid two-character country code from the NCIC code manual

 Optional in ITQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.2 DID = DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (60) - CONDITIONAL

Alphanumeric only; unique identification number of document

 Mandatory in ITQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.3 DOB = DATE OF BIRTH (8) - CONDITIONAL

Numeric; date of birth of subject of query / format: CCYYMMDD

 Mandatory in IPQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.4 EID = INTERPOL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (60) - CONDITIONAL

Alphanumeric only; Interpol record identification number

 Mandatory in FPQ, FVQ, FTQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.5 ENG = ENGINE NUMBER (62) - CONDITIONAL

Alphanumeric only; engine number of vehicle that is subject of the query

 Optional in IVQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.6 NAM = NAME (100) - CONDITIONAL

Alpha only; name of person that is the subject of query—must include last and first

name in the following format: Last, First Middle

 Mandatory in IPQ

 Prohibited in all other transaction

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25.6.7 TYP = DOCUMENT TYPE (3) - CONDITIONAL

Alpha only; must be valid three letter character type code from the below list:

 Optional in ITQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.6.7.1 Interpol Document Type Codes

CODE DOCUMENT TYPE CODE DOCUMENT TYPE

PAS Passport (default option) PRP Permanent Residence Permit

IDC Identity card PTR Permit to re-enter

RES Residence permit RFP Travel Document for Refugees

ALP Aliens Travel Document SEP Service Passport

BUP Business Passport SIB Seamans Book

CLP Collective Passport SPE Special Document

COI Certificate of Identity SPP Special Passport

COP Consular Passport STP Student Passport

CTD Collective Transit Visa TCA Document for citizens Abroad

CVS Collective Visa TDS Transit Visa

CZP Citizens Passport TLP Travel Document in Lieu of National Passport

DCP Diplomatic Courier Passport TRC Travel Certificate

DIP Diplomatic Passport TRP Temporary Residence Permit

DIV Document of Identity for Visa TTD Temporary Travel Document

EAP Emergency Alien s Passport VRB Navigation License

EMC Emergency Certificate VSA Visa

EMD Emergency Document YOP Youth-Child Passport

EMP Emergency Passport OTH Other

GLP Local Passport-Travel Document SCC Vehicle SARPCCO Clearance Certificate

LAP Special Entry VRD Vehicle Registration Document

MDP Ministerial Service Passport OT1 Other 1

MIP Military Passport OT2 Other 2

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MPP Member of Parliament Passport OT3 Other 3

MSP Ministerial Passport OTX Other x

NAP National Passport OTX Other x

OCP Official Collective Passport ECC Vehicle EARPCCO Clearance Certificate

OFP Official Passport VOC Vehicle Owner Certificate

25.6.8 VIN = VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (62) - CONDITIONAL

Alphanumeric only; vehicle identification number (VIN) of the vehicle that is the subject

of the query.

 Mandatory in IVQ

 Not allowed in any other transaction

25.7 INTERPOL NLETS HELP FILE

To access help file use the following format:

AM.OR0370000.IPADMHELP.

AM.IPADMHELP

08:06 05/25/2011 03734

08:06 05/25/2011 42848 OR0370000

*LE41OR0002

TXT

INTERPOL WASHINGTON

(USNCB) HELP FILE - "INTERPOL WASHINGTON" - UPDATED: 23MARCH2010

The Interpol-United States National Central Bureau (USNCB) serves as the United States representative to

INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization. Each of the 188 INTERPOL member countries

establishes a National Central Bureau (NCB) to serve as the central point of contact for its law enforcement

authorities to communicate with their counterparts in other INTERPOL member countries. Each NCB works

with the police authorities in its country to transmit, respond to, and execute requests for assistance in

criminal investigations and police matters to and from other countries? NCBs via the INTERPOL

communications network. The USNCB is the central point of contact for all INTERPOL matters in the United

States, and coordinates and transmits requests for investigative and humanitarian assistance between foreign

police authorities and U.S. law enforcement authorities at all levels, from the small town police department to

the large federal agencies. On a daily basis, the USNCB transmits thousands of messages about wanted

fugitives, kidnapped children, terrorism, illegal drug trafficking, and other criminal activities to assist police

investigations around the world. The USNCB is a component of the U.S. Department of Justice, and is co-

managed by the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security pursuant to a memorandum of

understanding between the Departments.

The USNCB is comprised of permanent employees of the Department of Justice and staff detailed from other

agencies. Agents, including the USNCB Director and Deputy Director, are detailed to the USNCB from federal

and state law enforcement agencies for specified terms. Agents at USNCB are assigned to work in divisions

dedicated to specific investigative areas.

Through NLETS law enforcement users are able to run real time international INTERPOL checks. To query

internationally wanted individuals please use the (IPQ). For querying lost or stolen travel documents use the

(ITQ). For querying internationally stolen motor vehicles use the (IVQ).

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Operation Center at 503-378-5565 (24x7)

Please note that the USNCB can only assist law enforcement authorities conducting their official duties. The

USNCB is not permitted to assist private individuals or entities. Private individuals seeking assistance in

criminal matters should contact their local police department or other appropriate law enforcement officials.

INTERPOL WASHINGTON WEBSITE: www.justice.gov/usncb

(24 hour):

ORI: DCINTER00

PHN # (202) 616-3900

ALT PHN # (202)616-9000

FAX # (202)616-8400

Mail to: USNCB.INTERPOL.WASHINGTON@USDOJ.GOV

(Please do not use internet email for Investigative Related or law enforcement sensitive requests)

25.8 OREGON INTERPOL LIAISION

Oregon State Police

Primary Contact Person

Laurie Waite-Reid, Analyst

Oregon State Police / Criminal Division

3565 Trelstad Ave. SE

Salem, OR 97317

Phone: 503-934-0156

Cell: 503-758-3321

Fax: 503-363-5475

Available M-F / 0730 to 1630 hrs

E-mail: laurie.waite-reid@state.or.us

Secure email: laurie.waite-reid@leo.gov

Secondary contact Person/Unit:

1. Sgt. Steve Payne (available 24/7)

Phone: 503-934-0163

Cell: 503-932-2388

2. Northern Command Center (NCC) 24 x 7

503-375-3555

(For after-hours emergencies and death notifications)

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25.9 INTERPOL/USNCB QUERY TEST RECORDS

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO

QUERYING TEST RECORDS

Before you run any Interpol test records, YOU MUST CALL the USNCB Center

and identify yourself and your agency prior to submitting the query.

Phone # 202-616-3900

Persons (United States):

Name Date of Birth

Gadahn, Adam 19780901

Marshall, Helen 19510403

Bulger, James Joseph 19290903

Bishop, William 19360801

Villacis Monsalve, Ronald 19840418

Lopez, Gerardo 19670803

Rodriguez, Carlos Jose Ortiz 19821014

Vehicles, Stolen, (United States):

Vehicle Make Vehicle Model Vehicle Year VIN

GMC Yukon 2002 1GKEK63U12J206818

Lexus IS300 2004 JTHBD192340083550

Ford F250 2005 1FTSW21P35EC22587

Chrysler Sebring 2007 1C3LC46K47N503150

Chevrolet Impala 2008 2G1WT58N789127076

Upon receiving

a response the

EID will be the

VIN #

Lost and/or Stolen Travel Documents (United States):

Document Number

015994391

016436827

018028827

026916055

027514942

027826551

028270228

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