2. The natural situation of the parties. That is, the basic situation of the plaintiff and the defendant. There are two kinds of natural circumstances of the parties: one is a natural person and the other is a legal person. If the party is a natural person, the plaintiff shall specify his name, gender, date of birth, nationality, occupation, work unit, address and contact information. If the party is a legal person, the plaintiff shall specify the name, address, contact information, name and position of the legal representative. If an agent is entrusted, the name, gender, age, nationality, position, work unit, address and contact information of the entrusted agent shall also be stated. The plaintiff should state his own situation and the defendant's situation. Because having a clear defendant is one of the legal conditions for the people's court to accept a case. The basic information of the defendant is the same as that of the plaintiff. If you don't know some items, you don't have to write them, but you must specify the name, address or location of the defendant.

What I want to explain here is the formulation of residence, address and location address. In civil litigation, domicile is usually also called domicile. A citizen's domicile refers to a citizen's domicile. The address of a citizen is required to be stated in the complaint, which generally refers to the address of the citizen's domicile. However, if the domicile of a citizen is inconsistent with his habitual residence, he may write the address of his habitual residence.

4. Facts and reasons. After filing a lawsuit, it is necessary to provide sufficient basis for its request. The first is to put the facts. It is necessary to write clearly the legal relationship between the two parties, the causes, process and current situation of the dispute, especially the focus of the dispute between the two parties. Reasoning means analyzing, clarifying responsibilities and citing relevant laws, policies and regulations. For example, in divorce cases, it is generally necessary to specify when the two parties got married, how the emotional foundation before marriage, the changes in feelings after marriage, when and why the relationship began to change, so that it developed to the point of rupture, and so on. Explain the reasons for granting divorce, and quote the relevant provisions of the Marriage Law; Put forward suggestions on child support and property division after divorce. For another example, in contract disputes, it is necessary to write clearly the process of signing the contract, the specific content, the causes of the dispute, the litigation request and the relevant legal and policy basis. In the facts and reasons, the plaintiff should list all the evidence to the court. The name and domicile of the witness, the source and custodian of documentary evidence and physical evidence, and provide copies for court investigation.

5. Court of Appeal. According to the jurisdiction of the court, the court of appeal should be stated in the civil complaint.

6. Signature. At the end, there should be the signature or seal of the plaintiff's name and the filing time of the civil complaint.

7. Annex. The number of copies of the indictment, the number of copies of evidence and the number of copies of other materials shall be clearly stated.