Use the drop-down menus to place these steps in the correct order from 1 to 8 for how a bill becomes a law.The bill is introduced in Congress. A member of Congress proposes an idea for a law. The idea is written into a bill. Other legislators sign on as cosponsors. The bill is sent to committee for review. The bill is sent to the other chamber to be approved by a vote. The bill goes to the president for approval to be signed into law. Once approved, the bill is sent back to where it started to be read again. The bill is voted on in the chamber in which it started.