Vigor  +  122605 Sat, 30 Jul 05 11:09 AM I write some formal letters, but sometimes I get baffled when I want to end a letter conveys the message that the addressee should read and be aware and informed of what I wrote and then take appropraite action.  Is there any cliche that carries this meaning. sometimes I write the following, altough I might be far away from what I should write. Please tell me if these are acceptable or not: 1- For your information and we hope that you take appropriate action regarding... 2- For your information and to take appropriate action regarding.. Plus, I am so eager to know how you usually conclude such letters.   Yours Vigor Vigor Joined on Tue, Jun 14 2005 Riaydh, Saudi Arabia Junior Member 56 U can out-distance that which is running after U, but not what is running in U Formal Letters

	nona the brit  +  122807 Sun, 31 Jul 05 09:54 AM Hi, This can be a tricky one sometimes, but it really depends on what sort of action you need them to take.  I would avoid using 'For your Information' as this usually means that you do not expect them to take any action, just read it. Without knowing the required action it is hard to be precise but you could try something along the lines of We/I hope to hear from you soon regarding.... We/I hope you will be able to take appropriate action and would appreciate it if you could keep us informed of progress... If you need any further assistance dealing with this matter please do not hesitate to contact me, and I hope everything can be resolved satisfactorily. I look forward to your response.... Would you please let me know the date on which you anticipate contacting/whatever action......   nona the brit Joined on Wed, Sep 22 2004 England Veteran Member 11,713 The name says it all. Dates