What must be left at the house when you leave?

• A. All of the above
• B. copy of warrant
• C. inventory
• D. any receipts

Answer: (A)

When you complete a search, you must leave documentation that shows the authority used, what was seized, and proof of what was handed over. A copy of the warrant should stay at the house so the residents understand the legal basis and scope of the entry. An inventory of seized items must be left as an official record of what was taken, protecting against later disputes and ensuring accountability. Receipts for property seized or handed over provide proof of what the agency received and what was returned. Because each element serves a distinct purpose—informing the occupants, documenting seizures, and providing receipts—the correct choice is all of the above.