The seal unit of the political examination form is generally indicated at the bottom of the form. Candidates can check the notes here, which are generally explained here. Just stamp it according to their actual situation.

Some colleges and universities require candidates to submit their own political examination forms when they take part in the re-examination, and some colleges and universities require candidates to provide them after the re-examination is over and the proposed admission list is announced. If you have already done it in the second interview stage, you can ignore it here.

For fresh graduates, you only need to download the template of the political examination form and give it to your institution for stamping.

For previous students, you need to take a political review form. If you have worked, you can hand it over to the personnel department or talent exchange center of your unit to fill in and seal it. If there are no candidates who have worked in World War II, they can stamp in the following places:

① Seal of undergraduate school.

② If the school doesn't cover it, you can go to the local police station or neighborhood committee to stamp it.

(3) the place where the file is stamped, such as the local talent market.

In particular, previous students should pay attention to: some places are unwilling to stamp, because they are afraid of taking responsibility, and others want you to fill out the political examination form and only stamp it, so I suggest you bring two political examination forms, one complete and one blank, and provide different "versions" according to the actual situation.