When recording a statement at the procuratorate, the parties need to pay attention to the following points: 1. Tell the truth. Taking a confession is an important part of handling a case. The parties concerned must truthfully provide relevant information about the case and must not conceal or tamper with the truth. If you knowingly provide false information, you will be prosecuted for the crime of obstruction of justice under the criminal law. 2. It cannot be modified or withdrawn at will. Once the confession information provided is recorded, it cannot be modified or withdrawn at will. If there are new circumstances or certain statements need to be corrected, the circumstances should be explained when questioned again instead of modifying the recorded confession without authorization. 3. Review and sign. The procuratorate will print out the recorded confession information, and the parties have the right to read it carefully. If they have any questions about the entered information, they should raise it. After confirming that the information is correct, the party concerned needs to sign the printout to confirm. 4. The right to request protective measures. If the parties concerned are concerned about witness safety or retaliation, they have the right to request the procuratorate to take corresponding protective measures, such as name codes, face blurring and other means to keep identity information confidential. The prosecutor's office shall comply with the request for protective measures. 5. Modifications or supplements may be requested. If the party concerned feels that some important information needs to be modified or supplemented after the confession is taken, the procuratorate should be notified promptly and request to be convened again to take the supplementary confession. Within the scope permitted by law, the procuratorate should allow the parties to modify or supplement the confession information to improve the case materials. 6. Right to information and opportunity to defend. The parties concerned have the right to know their rights and obligations, such as the right to know and the opportunity to defend themselves. The procuratorate should inform the parties before making a confession, so that they can clarify their rights and make necessary defenses. The above are several aspects that the parties need to pay attention to when recording statements in the procuratorate. The case handling agency should also protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties in accordance with the law.