| B 1 | Political Catholicism. |
| B 2 | Political Protestantism Sects. |
| B 3 | Other churches, Freemasonry. |
| B 4 | Jewish affairs, matters of evacuation, means of suppressing enemies of the people and State, dispossession of rights of German citizenship. (Eichmann was head of this office). |
Section C dealt with card files, protective custody, and matters of press and Party, and was subdivided as follows:
| C 1 | Evaluation, main card index, administration of individual files, information office, supervision of foreigners. |
| C 2 | Matters of protective custody. |
| C 3 | Matters of the press and literature. |
| C 4 | Matters of the Party and its formations, special cases. |
Section D dealt with regions under greater German influence, and was subdivided as follows:
| D (aus. arb.) Foreign Workers. | |
| D 1 | Matters of the Protectorate, Czechs in the Reich, Slovakia, Serbia, Croatia, and the remaining regions of the former Jugoslavia, Greece. |
| D 2 | Matters of the General Government, Poles in the Reich. |
| D 3 | Confidential office, foreigners hostile to the State, emigrants. |
| D 4 | Occupied territories, France, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Denmark. |
| D 5 | Occupied Eastern territories. |
Section E dealt with security and was subdivided as follows:
| E 1 | General security matters, supply of legal opinions in matters of high and State treason, and other security matters. |
| E 2 | General economic matters, defense against economic espionage, protection of works and those engaged in guarding. |
| E 3 | Security West. |
| E 4 | Security North. |
| E 5 | Security East. |
| E 6 | Security South. |
Section F dealt with passport matters and alien police and was subdivided as follows:
| F 1 | Frontier police. |
| F 2 | Passport matters. |
| F 3 | Identification and identity cards. |
| F 4 | Alien police and basic questions concerning frontiers. |
| F 5 | Central visa office. (L-219) |
Subordinate offices of the GESTAPO were established throughout the Reich and designated as Staats Polizeileitstellen or Staats Polizeistellen, depending upon the size of the office. These offices reported directly to the RSHA in Berlin but were subject to the supervision of Inspekteurs of the Security Police in the various provinces. The inspectors were expected to foster cooperation between the Security Police and the central offices of the general and interior administration. (2245-PS)