Quick answer
Follow the notice deadline; if none is given, acknowledge receipt that day, state when the material follows, then submit a full set. A Urumqi dairy company asked for extra ingredient evidence replied item by item with Good Fortune Halal's help, each entry citing the question, conclusion and page; unavailable items offered alternative evidence instead of silence. State facts only; do not argue, over-promise or add unrelated notes, and name attachments to match reply numbers.
Detailed explanation
Managing the reply timeline
- Treat the deadline in the notice as a hard marker; if it cannot be met, explain in advance and propose a new date.
- When no deadline is stated, acknowledge receipt on the day so cooperation is not questioned.
- Split delivery is acceptable only when documents genuinely become available in sequence, with dates stated.
Four writing principles
- Answer every item without skipping; numbering mirrors the notice exactly.
- Each entry has three parts: restated question, conclusion, and attachment location with page numbers.
- If a document cannot exist, explain why and offer alternative evidence rather than vague wording.
- Keep the tone factual; no commentary on the reviewer, no marketing or promises.
Attachments and transmission
- Name attachments by reply number and add a cross-reference sheet at the front.
- Submit through the official channel; if email is also used, keep transmission records.
- If the system never shows receipt, follow up once to confirm delivery.
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