FBI Child ID 5.3

Every year, thousands of children go missing. The FBI's Child ID App offers a solution to this concern.

This application is designed as a free tool for parents to electronically store photos and essential information about their children, ensuring it is readily available in case of need. By utilizing this app, users can easily display images and provide key physical identifiers like height and weight to security personnel or law enforcement immediately. Moreover, a dedicated feature within the app allows users to swiftly email this vital information to authorities with just a few clicks.

Furthermore, the app provides valuable advice on child safety practices and offers detailed instructions on actions to take during the critical first 48 hours after a child's disappearance. Additionally, it offers links to further resources tailored for families and victims.

Rest assured that the FBI does not collect or retain any data on your child unless shared during an emergency situation.

Warning: Upgrading to the current version will result in the loss of any photos or information entered in earlier versions (any version released before 2015).

Child ID Highlights:

New Features:

• Set up a default email address for your local police department.
• Automatically populate addresses and phone numbers across profiles.
• Include photos highlighting identifying characteristics such as birthmarks and scars.
• Share your phone's location as your child's last known whereabouts.
• Compatible with iPhone/iPad/iPod.

Organize Your Child's Information:

• Create multiple child profiles as needed.
• Use your device's camera and photo library to capture and upload images for each child.
• Add and maintain critical identifying details.

Know What To Do:

• Access safety tips for ensuring your child's well-being.
• Learn the crucial steps to take in the initial hours after a child goes missing.
• Explore additional links featuring resources for families and victims.

Provide Information in an Emergency:

• Contact 911 or the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children promptly.
• Email your child's information and pictures directly to authorities.
• Show key identifying data to security or law enforcement personnel on-site.