Identification Information: This section collects basic identifying information about the individual, including their full name, aliases, date of birth, gender, nationality, and any identifying numbers such as passport or alien registration numbers.

Encounter Information: Here, the officer provides details about the encounter with the individual. It includes the date, time, and location of the encounter, as well as the officer's name and agency. This section may also document the reason for the encounter, such as an arrest, border crossing, or immigration violation.

Immigration History: In this section, the officer records the individual's immigration history, including previous entries and exits from the United States, any immigration violations, prior removals or deportations, and any other relevant details related to the person's immigration status.

Biometric Information: If available, biometric data such as fingerprints or photographs may be collected and included in this section. These records are used for identification and verification purposes.

Statements: This section is used to document any statements made by the individual during the encounter. It includes a summary of the statements, as well as the language used and any interpreter involvement.

Criminal History: If the individual has a criminal history, the officer will record details such as prior convictions, charges, or outstanding warrants. This information helps determine if the person poses a risk to public safety and may affect their immigration status.

Medical and Mental Health Information: If there are any relevant medical or mental health issues observed or reported during the encounter, they will be documented in this section. This information can help inform decisions regarding the individual's custody or medical needs.

Custody Information: If the individual is taken into custody, this section documents the details of their detention, including the date, time, and location of the detention facility.