Register Your
Emergency Contact

10 EASY STEPS: Are you prepared?
 

What should I do? Get prepared, NOKR is the nations only free emergency contact registry. By registering/storing your emergency contact and other information you are safeguarding yourself and your family for the unforeseen.  NOKR was established in January 2004, for daily emergency situations.  The Next Of Kin Registry (NOKR) is a FREE high-speed solution to locating your Next Of Kin in urgent situations. NOKR is designed as an emergency contact system to help if you or your family member is missing, injured or deceased. NOKR is a free service to the public as well as the Local and State agencies using the search service. How does NOKR work? You would visit the secure registration page or the mail-in / fax form page and register either yourself and an emergency point of contact or you could register a family member and their emergency point of contact. This information is stored securely and is not accessible to the public. Can anyone access my information? NOKR is an emergency resource system, that only provides access to registered emergency agencies. (Police, Sheriff, County Medical Examiner, Coroner, County or State Public Guardian Agency) Only Local and State agencies working to locate your emergency point of contact due to urgent need have access to NOKR. (Information stored by public >NOKR SYSTEM< EmergenCy Agencies) 1.Take the first step today: Register with NOKR now.    10 Quick Preparedness Tips Register your emergency point of contact / next of kin at NOKR. Create a free NOKR Registration Card. Store your NOKR registration card some place visible like your, Wallet, Purse, Backpack, Vehicle Glove Box or on the front of your Refrigerator. Make your information water / weather resistant by laminating. If possible list an instate and out of state point of contact for you or your family, example (Brother, Sister, Mother, Father, Best Friend, Neighbor, Attorney, ect.)  If possible, list more than one person to be contacted if an urgent need arises. Make sure you have up to date contact information for your contact person(s). Medical power of attorney, establish who can make decisions for you when you cannot. Document your blood type, allergies, current medications/dosages and any current or past medical conditions of each family member. Never travel locally, nationally or internationally with out this information above.