If something goes wrong
If it is rejected
If the officer in charge refuses to record your information, write down its substance and send it by post to the Superintendent of Police concerned. If satisfied that it shows a cognizable offence, the SP investigates the case or has an officer under them investigate it.
Office of the district Superintendent of Police, by post
Not confirmed: Where a city has a Commissioner of Police (a commissionerate), the official pages we read do not say who receives this letter; the Act names the Superintendent of Police. Ask at the Commissioner's office.
Also
If the SP also does not act, you can apply to the Magistrate, with an affidavit. After any inquiry the Magistrate thinks necessary, and after hearing the police officer, the Magistrate may order an investigation. For free legal help with the application, ask the District Legal Services Authority.
The Magistrate's court; for free legal aid, the District Legal Services Authority
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If the police say the offence is non-cognizable (one for which they cannot arrest without a warrant), they enter its substance in a book and refer you to the Magistrate. They cannot investigate it without the Magistrate's order.
The Magistrate's court
If it is late
If you hear nothing about the investigation within 90 days, check the status under "View FIR" on the portal, or go to the police station with your FIR number and ask.
AP Police: View FIR; or the police station where the FIR was registered