In Iranian criminal law, registered punishments are a subset of deterrent punishments. These penalties include; Imprisonment, whipping, fine, closure of the place of business and cancellation of the license, dismissal and exclusion from trespassing to the office of notary or office assistant, etc. Overall, using the findings of this research which has been carried out by the method of descriptive and analytical study, Iran's criminal policy in fighting registered crimes can be divided into two types: 1- repressive or deterrent or security; 2- preventive, humanitarian and non-violent. The lack of coherence in criminalization, the lack of clarity of goals and values of the legislature, the disproportion of the punishment with the crime were among the components that in the evaluation of the repressive, deterrent and security criminal policy in dealing with registered crimes show that the system Iran's criminal justice system has not been successful in using this approach against registered crimes. On the other hand, we can draw conclusions by evaluating non-repressive and preventive criminal policy which shows a look at the registration rules; Iran's legislature has not been able to take advantage of the preventive capacities as it should, especially to contribute to the civil society in order to prevent the commission of such crimes and draw an official structure for the activity of the civil society. In order to eliminate the shortcomings of Iran's legislative criminal policy in this regard; Solutions such as targeted prevention, creating convergence through more accreditation to official documents, compatibility of criminal policy measures with modern prevention methods, the need to pay attention to the set of registration factors can be used to improve the situation of Iran's criminal policy in dealing with registered crimes be used.