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This series includes documents about security issues within the country; assignments, salaries and travelling expenses of the commissar and sergeants and some other officials; (forgiveness of the punishments of some people) some mercy cases; and subjects like confinement in a fortress.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are: 1012-1299.

The majority of the documents included in this series deal with public order and security. It also includes correspondence between the Ministry of Interior (Dahiliye Nezareti) and the field services and local administrations about public protection and personal law individual rights.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1328-1333.

This series includes laws, orders and regulations from the Ministry of Interior and bills about them. It also includes the obiter dictum about legal issues and administrative regulations, and files from trials into which the ministry is involved.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1305-1342.

This series includes documents related to civil administration regulations; selection of municipal councils (councellors?) and administrators; licensing schools and churches building for non-Muslim people; allowing various archaeological excavations on the Ottoman lands and preventing the historical artefacts smuggling.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1327-1340.

This subseries includes documents related to the appointment, dismissal and awarding of the state officials; real estate and field businesses; collection and transfer of food; supply of the soldiers’ needs; education and training; waqfs and organisation of villages, towns and districts; enlistment and conscription; and fulfilment of the required procedures in case of earthquake, fire and flood.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1329-1341.

This series includes documents related to the Entente States’ occupational activities; National Forces’ activities; Greek conquest and tyranny; activities of gangs; appointment and dismissal of state officials; and awarding of state officials.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1332-1341.

This series includes correspondence between the Ministry of Interior and other ministries or provinces as well as official letters, telegraphs, petitions and reports over various subjects sent to the Ministry.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1285-1297.

After an improvment in local administration in 1909 (1327) the Correspondence Office duties (Dahiliye Nezareti Mektubi Kalemi) have been made over to the General Correspondence Office (Muhaberat-ı Umumiye Dairesi). Therefore, correspondence between the Ministry and the other ministries or provinces as well as official letters, telegraphs, petitions and reports over various subjects are, from this date, filed into this series.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1327-1329.

This series includes documents covering almost all topics. Among them are files about natural disasters and assistance to the victims of these disasters; appointment, dismissal, leave and judgment of state officials; trials of fields and reforms; medal and awarding and other awards; Hicaz Railway; news about refuge; and facilities granted to foreign travellers.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1320-1339.

This is a register group resulting from the work of Employee Registry Commission (Sicil-i Ahvâl Komisyonu) founded during the rule of Abdulhamid in 1878. These registers may include short biographies of all the civil and judiciary officials. There are registers of 92.000 officials from 1879 to 1909, including their names, nicknames or identity records, fathers, families, inaugurations, educational levels, achievements and skills, dismissals or appointments or judgments and, if non-Muslim, their nationalities.
The starting and ending Hijri dates for this series are 1283-1341.