It is difficult to determine whether an item is mine based on just one line of information in the item list. Especially when there are many similar bags, electronic devices, or wallets, it is important to combine the details, storage location, registration date, and condition. Each item should be understood not as information to determine actual ownership, but as material to narrow down candidates before making an inquiry.

LGS_DTL_CN is the first clue to distinguish between objects

LGS_DTL_CN refers to the details of the discovered items made public. It may contain clues that can help you distinguish the item, such as color, material, components, and characteristics at the time of discovery, so it is better to check it before the name of the found item.

However, the details may be short or comprehensive, and marks that only my stuff may have may not be made public. When you see a candidate, make a note of its characteristics in advance and accurately describe them to the depository.

The storage location and registration date determine the order of inquiry.

The CSTD_PLC storage location helps you find where to check the actual inquiry/receipt process. The registration date is a standard for comparing when it was received on the list, and you can filter out candidates by looking at how many days are different from the time of loss.

Even if the receipt date or status is displayed, it may have already been returned or the processing step may have changed. Do not assume that the update time and actual storage status of public data are exactly the same, but please make final confirmation by phone or official guidance.

Prepare the management number and object characteristics together.

If you have a management number when making inquiries, it will help you quickly identify candidates. However, rather than just providing the management number, prepare features that only the owner can describe, such as the color of the item, the items inside, the lock screen and key ring, and the route of loss.

Views and registrars for public listings are indicative only. As identification or additional proof may be required for pickup, it is recommended that you check the storage location instructions prior to your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

If LGS_DTL_CN has a similar description to my item, is it mine?

It may be a candidate, but cannot be confirmed. Contact the storage location and follow the owner verification process.

Who do I contact when I see a storage location?

Check with the indicated storage location or official lost and found information from the transportation agency you used.

What does status mean?

This is reference information for the reception, storage, and processing stages. You must check with the relevant institution to see if you can actually receive it.

Check Official Information Before You Go

Operating hours, fares, exits, and facility information may change. Check the official information and station signs below before travelling.