1, letterhead: write your name and contact information at the top of the letterhead to ensure that the other party can get in touch.
2. Date and recipient information: At the bottom of the letterhead, write down the date and the name and address of the recipient (for example, the name of the relevant government department).
3. Subject: At the beginning of the letter, clearly state the requirements. For example: "tobacco licensing appeal".
4. Introduce yourself and background information: In the body of the letter, briefly introduce yourself and related background information. Including personal identity, occupation, source of income, etc. You can also mention relevant experience or skills.
5. State the problem: clearly describe your problem, that is, you did not apply for a tobacco license. State your reasons and needs.
6. Appeal statement: clearly express your appeal. Let the other party know what the expected result is. For example, "I really hope to get a tobacco license, which has an important impact on work and life." I hope your department will carefully consider this application and give it approval. "
7. Additional materials: Any materials supporting the claim, such as relevant documents, certificates or other evidence, can be attached to the letter so that the other party can better understand the situation.
8. Conclusion: At the end of the letter, express the expectation that the other party can seriously consider the appeal and thank them for their time and attention.
9. Signature: After the conclusion, write down your name and leave enough space below to sign your name on the paper.