Which records do not remain in the NCIC securities file?

The records that do not remain in the NCIC securities file are travelers checks. This is due to the nature of travelers checks; they are generally considered a form of payment rather than a security or investment. As such, they do not fall under the typical categories of records that NCIC maintains for tracking stolen, counterfeit, or lost security instruments.

In contrast, stolen bonds, counterfeit currency, and value certificates all pertain to instruments that represent a specific financial value or are intended for investment, and these are the types of records that NCIC has a vested interest in monitoring. Stolen bonds and counterfeit currency can have significant implications for law enforcement and financial institutions, while value certificates are also considered financial instruments that warrant tracking. Therefore, travelers checks stand apart as they do not align with the primary focus of the NCIC securities file.