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To whom it my concern, I, Ramon S.Yarza Jr who owned R.S.Yarza Trading hereby authorized Arabelle A. Yarza to incash landbank check with check no. 1233445. As part of the requirements I enclosed two of my ID's. (SSS and Drivers License). Hoping for your kind consideration. Sincerly...

Hi again. Dear Messrs. would probably do... Sorry, definitely not. That is rarely used, and really only with multiple surnames. If I want to write a very stiff and extremely formal letter to a law firm that I don't like, I might address them as Dear Messieurs Smith, Jones and...

I'm basically writing a formal letter to people I've never met. Which would be more appropriate? "To whom this may concern:" or "Dear Sir or Madam:"?

Here's how you should lay it out: Date Name of recipient (This line and the next two should be single-spaced, this program won't allow me to do that.) Recipient's address Rest of address RE: What your letter is about Dear Name of recipient Here you start writing your letter. Begin by...

If you know the name of the person you are addressing - e.g. if you started the letter Dear Mr... then you should end the letter Yours sincerely,... If you do not know the letter of the person you are addressing - e.g. if you started the letter Dear Sir or Madam or To Whom It May Concern, you...

hi! I'm italian student and i need to write a formal letter to a company for asking its collaboration for my degree thesis, so i tried a write a letter by miself but i'm not sure aboutt what i done. Your comment will help me a lot and will improve my writing skill To Whom It May Concern I’m a...

Hi Crys, I suspect opinions vary on this, but if I am writing a formal letter through e-mail then I follow all the same protocols as I normally would. Actually, I go one step further. I write my message in MS Word, then change it into PDF format, and attach it as an enclosure. I also have the...

Hello, I seriously dislike using the word dear in a formal letter. Dear means "loved one." To whom it may concern sounds bad. Why can't I find a normal greeting that doesn't mean honey, lovely, sincere, or darling? S.M.

A friend of mine received DWI. He needs to obtain a CD Evaluation and follow-up treatment. I disscuss with his attorney and lcoated a friend a mine who is a CD counselor. I is willing to provide the court with this information, but asked if I would compose the letter, and then he will provide his...