Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

2FA is an identity and access management security method that requires two forms of identification to access resources and data. Each time you log in to your account, you will receive a pin code at the email address you provide.

Pin codes expire 15 minutes after they have been generated. If you do not use the code within that time period, you will be required to log in again with your username and password.

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Secure Usernames

Usernames are case sentative and must be at least 12 characters in length. Only alphanumeric (A-z/0-9) characters area allowed.

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Secure Passwords

Passwords are case sentative and must be at least 12 characters in length. You must include letters (A-z), numbers (0-9), and special characters (!@$%^&*+_#-).

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Secure Passwords

Your pin code is a six digit number used to authentic your digital signature, confirm certain actions you take, and renew your security sessions while you are working with your account.

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Account Type Individual

Individual accounts are intended for those who will be regularly posting abandoned bicycle or theft reports. Do not join if you only intend to post occasional theft reports. Instead, use the "Reporters" tab shown in the site menu.

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Account Type Oranization

Only register for an organization account if you are representing a dealership, rental, pawn shop, club, or any other organization that owns or manage fleets of bicycles.

Organization accounts are able to post and manage an unlimited number of theft reports.

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Account Type Government

Only register for a government account if you are representing a law enforcement or security agency.

Government accounts are able to post and manage an unlimited number of theft reports, as well as change their status to found or abandoned. They also have access to the NBTR notification system to send bulletins to subscribers.

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Supervisor Phone

The phone number you provide must be an official phone where your immediate supervisor can be reached.

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Supervisor Email

The email address you provide must belong to a paid service and lead to the inbox of your immediate supervisor. If you are representing a government agency, the email address must belong to the .gov TLD.

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Verify Your Email Address

To prevent errors or the loss of your data, please do not leave this page or reload your browser. If this popup closes, use the button "Verification Pending" to reopen.

You must verify that your email address is able to receive messages from this domain. To continue, please check your email inbox for a pin code from the National Bicycle Theft Registry then enter it below.

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Having trouble receiving our email?

1. Check to ensure you entered the correct email address.
2. Check your SPAM or JUNK inbox.
3. You can not use @msn.com, @outlook.com, @hotmail.com, or @live.com email accounts.
4. Try resending the pin using the button below.
5. If none of the above works, try registering again using a different email address.

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Having trouble with your pin?

If you closed or reloaded your browser then tried to register for an account again, your email address has been locked and cannot be reused at this time. In this case, you will need to wait 72 hours before you can start over.

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Error Receiving Data

Sorry! There was a fetal error encountered when attempting to receive your data. Unfortunately, to correct the error you must reload this page then start over.

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An account associated with the email address you entered already exists. Use the button below to login.

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Thank you for taking the time to register for an account. You will receive a welcoming email from the National Bicycle Theft Registry once your registration details have been validated, which normally takes 24 to 72 hours.

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There was an error encountered while attempting to authentic your pin. This error is commonly the result of one or more of the following actions:

1. The pin code you entered is either incorrect or has expired.
2. The session token associated your application does not match. (Exiting or reloading the registration page is the most common cause for a session token mismatch, but tampering or attempting to hack the signup process can also cause this error to occur.)
3. The cookies and local storage items that were set in your browser could not be accessed. (

To correct this error, you will need to start over using the same email address you used on your first application.

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