Process of Printing and Mailing Attention Letters

Process of printing and mailing attention letters is a simple way to get your message to the right person in an organization. It’s especially helpful when you want to make sure your letter doesn’t get lost or mistaken for junk mail and instead gets read and responded to. The address block should be centered in the envelope, with your name, company or business name and street (or P.O. box) address on the top line, and city, state and zip code on the next line. If you know the recipient’s department, put it on the first line after “ATTN:” or “c/o.” You can also use the abbreviation “Dept.” Depending on the country, some addresses will have a different format. In these cases, check with the postal service for specifics. If you’re not familiar with the recipient’s job title, include their preferred name. You can also write “Dear Mr. or Mrs.” in the salutation, but it is not required. The date line should be written two inches from the top of the page, and should be in American format, with...