I lost the document, so the post won't check it for me. Which department should I call?

1. There are several principles related to the facts you mentioned: (1) Files are confidential elements and must be handed over through confidential communication offices or relevant personnel departments with letters of introduction and consultation; (two) there must be a clear forwarding reason and forwarding unit when forwarding, and the sender and the recipient should sign in writing for confirmation; (three) personal files should not meet with me, the archives management department is fully responsible for the loss of files, and individuals can sue the responsible units and persons in accordance with the archives law.

Second, to analyze what you said, we should confirm several facts: (1) The management department of graduate students' files is in principle a university (usually the school archives room or the student affairs department or the employment guidance institution), so you should first check from the source; (2) If the local laws and regulations stipulate that the archives of college graduates must be handed over to the local archives management department for management, the department shall take full responsibility for the loss of archives; (3) Normal graduates who can't find a job after graduation must, in principle, report to the education authorities in their places of origin (except for relaxation in some places), and the files should also be handed over to the education authorities in their places of origin for simple filing;

3. Suggestions are as follows: (1) Go back to school first to see if there is any forwarding record of your file (if it is confidential mail, check the confidential number and forwarding time, and go to the confidential communication bureau with the confidential number to check the recipient unit and recipient name). If your school can't provide specific records, it is the school's responsibility. If it has been sent to the local archives management department, it will be the responsibility of the department. (2) If your file is really lost, the responsible department will be responsible for reissue it for you and indicate it in the file. (three) the loss caused by the loss of files, you have the right to ask the responsible department whether to compensate (they don't compensate? Sue them to death, now is the legal society). (4) You can also communicate with the current employer to explain the situation and see if it can be solved by the unit.