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About Immobilise

  • Immobilise helps police identify the owners of recovered property thousands of times every day.
  • Property updates you make are immediately available to police nationally.
  • Simplify insurance claims and police reports with certificates of ownership.
  • If you need to obtain a Loss Report Number for insurance purposes please visit Report My Loss
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Why use Immobilise

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FREE for Public Use

Create a secure inventory of all your treasured possessions in one place.
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Searchable by Police

Loss and theft alerts are immediately visible on police systems.
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Recover your Valuables

If your registered items are recovered by police they are able to return them.
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Ownership Certificates

Download property details to help make insurance claims and police reports easier.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Immobilise? Expand

Immobilise is a free, online registration service that allows individuals and businesses to record ownership details of their valued possessions or company assets. The information entered into Immobilise is stored on a secure database and is made accessible to law enforcement agencies via the Mobile Property Register (NMPR). This helps police forces to identify the rightful owners of lost or stolen property, increasing the chances of items being recovered and returned to their lawful owners.

How does it work? Expand

To register your items on Immobilise, you simply need to create an account and enter details such as the make, model, and serial number. Once registered, your items and ownership details are viewable on the police national property database, the NMPR, which is used by law enforcement to trace the owners of lost or stolen property. This can increase the likelihood of your lost or stolen property being recovered and returned to you, thereby reducing incentives for theft and increasing the risks for thieves.

Is there a charge for using the Immobilise service? Expand

No, there is no charge for using the Immobilise service. It is completely free for individuals and businesses to register their valued possessions or company assets on the database. Immobilise is committed to making its service accessible to everyone. It aims to provide a secure and reliable platform for people to protect their property and increase the chances of recovery in case of loss or theft.

Why do the police support Immobilise? Expand

The police support Immobilise because it provides a valuable tool in the fight against crime. Registering your valuable items on Immobilise makes it easier for the police to identify and return stolen property to its rightful owner. It also helps combat the sale of stolen goods and can lead to the arrest and prosecution of thieves.

What items can you register on Immobilise? Expand

You can register almost anything on Immobilise, including electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets; bicycles, musical instruments, sports equipment, jewellery, and watches; you only need a serial number, engraving or other unique markings. You can also add a picture and description, further helping to identify the item.

Marking products like a UV pen or asset label can give a unique identifier to an item that otherwise couldn't be registered.

How do I report an item as lost or stolen on Immobilise? Expand

If you have registered your item(s) on Immobilise, you can easily report them as lost or stolen by logging into your account and flagging them accordingly. This process only takes a few moments and increases the chances of your lost or stolen property being identified. It can also prevent your items from being traded through pawnbrokers or retailer trade-in programs. Immobilise is linked with CheckMEND, the second-hand stolen property database, which can help detect stolen items and prevent them from being traded.

Is my information safe? Expand

Yes, your information is safe on Immobilise. The platform takes security and privacy seriously and employs industry-standard security measures to protect your data. The database is secured with multiple layers of protection to prevent unauthorised access or data breaches. The Immobilise system is subject to continuous security testing and annual accreditation to the internationally recognised ISO27001 Information Security Management System standard.

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Australia has one of the highest burglary rates worldwide, with theft of personal property increasing in the country in the past years. In 2021, hundreds of thousands of households had reported break-ins or attempted break-ins. Personal items, money, and tools were among the items most commonly stolen across the country. - Statista, Home Security in Australia, 2023
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Immobilise in numbers

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25 Million+ Users

Trusted by over 25 million registered users.
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35 Million+ Items

There are already 35 million items registered and protected.
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1 Million+ Searches

Police searched the Immobilise database in 2022.