Before you start your petition, put some time into researching your topic thoroughly. Look at websites and literature about your cause. Get an idea of not only what you want to change, but what the counterpoints to your arguments might be. If, for example, you want to petition your local government for a new park, look on your town's website regarding regulations and rules for parks. See if you can find previous budgets or proposals for past parks, too. Think about who will have to implement the petition. Will it be a school, your office, your local government, or a national body? Contact administrative offices or check out the organization's website to make sure that they are the correct body for your petition. If you are petitioning a government office, have the office direct you to the department that handles matters related to your cause. Then request petition guidelines. You may also want to confirm whether or not your petition needs approval prior to circulating. Most government bodies and many other organizations have guidelines regarding the number of signatures required for a petition to be considered. Confirm this number with the group or agency where your petition will be submitted. Once you know what is required of your petition, write a statement that frames your goals. It should be precise, concise, and informative. It doesn't need to contain every target or point for your cause, but it should give potential signers a strong idea of your cause.  ”We support more funding for a park” is far too weak and general. Instead, try, “We demand that the Commissioners of Nature County allocate funds for a new park in the Adventure District.” This statement will go at the top of your petition. You may choose to put it in larger and/or bolded text to make it stand out.
اكتب حجة قوية. حدد جهة التخصص صاحبة السلطة المعنية بموضوع العريضة. تعرف على الحد الأدنى من التوقيعات اللازمة للنظر في العريضة. حدد صياغة واضحة ودقيقة للهدف من العريضة.