File a comprehensive cyber crime FIR at the nearest cyber police station. Our experts handle the drafting, evidence compilation, and follow-up to ensure your complaint is taken seriously.
Filing a First Information Report (FIR) is the foundational step in seeking justice for any cyber crime. However, lodging an effective cyber crime FIR is significantly different from filing a traditional complaint. Cyber crimes involve technical evidence — IP logs, screenshots, transaction IDs, email headers, digital timestamps — that must be properly documented and presented to ensure the investigating agency has the material needed to act. An incomplete or poorly drafted FIR can result in the case being closed as 'untraced' or 'mistake of fact.'
At CyberWakil, we provide end-to-end assistance in drafting and filing cyber crime FIRs. Our team understands the procedural requirements under the Code of Criminal Procedure (now BNSS), the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the specific protocols followed by cyber crime cells across India. Whether the offence is phishing, identity theft, online fraud, sextortion, hacking, or cyber stalking, we ensure that your FIR contains all necessary legal and technical elements for a proper investigation.
Our process begins with a detailed interview to gather every relevant fact about the incident. We document the timeline of events, the modus operandi used by the perpetrator, the financial loss suffered (if any), and the digital evidence available. We also advise on evidence preservation — ensuring that screenshots are timestamped, emails are saved with full headers, transaction records are obtained from banks or platforms, and social media content is captured before it is deleted by the accused.
Once the facts are assembled, our legal team drafts a comprehensive complaint that includes: a clear statement of facts, the specific legal provisions violated under IT Act and BNS/BNSS, a detailed list of evidence with exhibits, and the relief sought from the investigating agency. We ensure the FIR covers all aspects of the offence — including ancillary offences such as criminal intimidation, cheating, and forgery that often accompany cyber crimes.
After drafting, we accompany you to the appropriate cyber police station or cyber crime portal for filing. We have experience with both the national cyber crime reporting portal (cybercrime.gov.in) and physical filing at state cyber cells. Our team ensures that the FIR is properly registered, the correct sections of law are invoked, and a copy of the FIR is obtained for your records. We also follow up with the investigating officer to ensure the investigation progresses.
Beyond the initial FIR, we provide comprehensive support through the investigation stage. This includes assisting with 164 CrPC/BNSS statements before the magistrate, responding to additional queries from the investigating officer, providing technical clarifications to the forensic team, and ensuring that the accused is properly charge-sheeted within the statutory timeframe. If the police refuse to register an FIR, we can guide you on filing a private complaint before the magistrate under Section 156(3) CrPC / BNSS.
Don't let the complexity of the legal process deter you from seeking justice. Contact CyberWakil to file a professionally drafted cyber crime FIR. Our team handles everything from evidence compilation to court follow-up, ensuring your complaint has the best possible chance of leading to a successful investigation and prosecution.
What sets our cyber crime fir service apart
Legally precise FIRs covering all applicable sections of IT Act, BNS/BNSS, with proper evidence annexures and technical details.
Professional organization and preservation of digital evidence — screenshots, emails, transaction logs, IP addresses, and forensic reports.
Assistance with private complaints under Section 156(3) when police refuse to register FIR, and follow-up throughout investigation.
Experience with both the national cyber crime portal and physical filing at state cyber cells across all major jurisdictions.
Regular follow-up with investigating officers, monitoring of investigation progress, and timely legal interventions when needed.
Complete support from initial consultation through FIR registration, investigation, charge sheet filing, and trial representation.
Find answers to common queries about our cyber crime fir service
Yes, India has a national cyber crime reporting portal (cybercrime.gov.in) where you can file complaints for cyber crimes. However, for complex cases involving significant financial fraud, sextortion, or hacking, we recommend filing a physical FIR at your local cyber police station, as it allows for better evidence presentation and more direct interaction with investigators. We assist with both methods.
If the police refuse to register an FIR, you have legal remedies. You can send a written complaint to the Superintendent of Police under Section 154(3) CrPC/BNSS, or file a private complaint before the jurisdictional magistrate under Section 156(3). Our legal team can draft and file these applications on your behalf to compel proper registration of your complaint.
The specific sections depend on the nature of the offence. Common provisions include: Section 66C (identity theft), 66D (cheating by impersonation), 43 (damage to computer system) of the IT Act, along with Sections 318(4) (cheating), 319 (cheating by impersonation), 351 (criminal intimidation) of BNS, and Section 102 BNSS for bank account seizure. Our drafting ensures all applicable provisions are included.
Under the law, investigations should be completed within 60-90 days for most offences. However, complex cyber crime investigations involving technical evidence, multiple accused, or cross-jurisdictional issues may take longer. Our team monitors the investigation and files appropriate applications if the investigating officer delays the process without reasonable cause.
Don't face cyber crime alone. Our expert legal team provides confidential consultation and end-to-end support for all cyber-related legal issues.