Reported by phone.
When reporting to the relevant departments over the phone, inform the recipient of your name and other personal information, and ask them to register.
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Reported by letter.
Reporting by real-name letter is relatively simple. You only need to write your own information in the content of the letter. You can also describe in detail the relationship, conflicts and disputes with the person being complained about. If you want to enhance the reliability of your report, you can stamp your fingerprint on the letter.
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Reported through the Internet.
Online reporting should be done on a regular local website to prevent personal information from being illegally used by other unrelated persons.
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Provide personal identification information.
If necessary, you can provide the recipient with documents to prove your identity.
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Real-name reporting can be emphasized.
For example, in the title of the report letter, directly write the words "Report with real name" in large fonts; another example is when petitioning, tell the other party that you want to report with real name, so as to attract the attention of the person receiving the letter.
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Report jointly with real names.
If there are other people with the same appeal, everyone can jointly report with real names. The joint report will be stronger than an individual real-name report and will attract more official attention. But you have to pay attention to your methods and don't take drastic actions that affect social stability.