The reporting process includes: 1. When you arrive at the police station, go to the duty room of the police station and the police will ask you if you need help. At this time, you can tell what you have been violated by the law. The police will make corresponding report records according to the type of your victim, such as public security, criminal and so on.

2. When making a record, make it clear what the police asked, express it clearly, and finally sign and seal it. After that, the police station will report to the sub-bureau for review, and the police station that meets the filing conditions will file a case.

3. The police station will conduct an investigation after filing the case, and pay attention to keeping the phone open so that the police can find you to cooperate with the investigation at any time and inform you of the progress of handling the case.

If you want to know whether the case you reported is filed, you can ask the department you reported.

Legal basis:

"Procedures for Public Security Organs to Handle Criminal Cases" Article 166 A public security organ shall immediately accept a citizen's kidnapping, report, complaint, report or the surrender of a criminal suspect, ask about the situation, and make a record, which shall be signed by the kidnapper, the informant, the accuser, the informant and the surrender. When necessary, audio or video recordings shall be made.

Article 167 The public security organ shall register the relevant evidential materials provided by the kidnappers, informants, accusers, prosecutors and surrenders, and make a list of evidential materials to be accepted, which shall be signed by the kidnappers, informants, accusers and surrenders. When necessary, photographs shall be taken or audio or video recordings shall be made, and they shall be properly kept.

Article 168 When accepting a case, a public security organ shall make a registration form for accepting the case and issue a receipt.

Article 169 After receiving a complaint or a report, the staff of a public security organ shall explain to the complainant or informant the legal liability for false accusation and frame-up. However, as long as it is not fabricated facts or evidence, even if the facts of accusation and report are different, or even false accusation, it should be strictly distinguished from false accusation.

Article 170 Public security organs shall ensure the safety of kidnappers, informants, accusers, informants and their close relatives. If the abductor, informer, accuser and informer are unwilling to disclose their identity, they shall keep it confidential and indicate it in the materials.