For whom is the Identification kit?

Any person young or old that could be a victim of abduction, disappearance, memory loss or a natural disaster.

What is the role of ii Africa?

We compiled the complete ID-kit and is responsible for the manufacture & distribution of the kits.

Does ii Africa keep a database?

No. We do not keep a database. The parents, guardians or caretakers responsible keep the persons information in a safe but easy accessible place in case of an emergency. You have the option to register your child on a database with www.missingkids.co.za

Is ii Africa involved in the search and counselling of missing persons?

No, there are well established search and support groups in place e.g: SAPS Bureau for missing persons, SACMEC, Missing Children SA, The Pink Ladies etc.

In the event that my family member goes missing, what do I do?

You immediately report the person as missing at your local Police Station to a Senior Officer, taking along the completed ID-kit that will assist the police with the crucial information. Enclosed in the kit are also guidelines.

Is there a waiting period before I can report someone as missing?

There is NO WAITING PERIOD. The faster you act the greater the chance in finding the person.

Do I need to go to the police station for the finger printing in the ID-kit?

No, our ID-Kits include an easy to use, high quality non toxic finger print ink strip.

Why is a set of fingerprints necessary?

It is one of the most important investigative tools to assist the police. Each person’s finger prints are unique. With children it is good to update their finger prints as they grow bigger to ensure good clear prints are available.

Why do I have to include a photo in the ID-Kit if I have so many photos?

When time is of essence and you quickly need to provide the police with all the necessary information, the updated photo is already placed inside the completed kit with the rest of the crucial information.

Why is it necessary to keep a sample of a few hair strands?

A strand of hair with the root attached is an invaluable piece of DNA. Each person’s DNA is unique and therefore important in assisting the police identifying the person.