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Writing Guide

How to Write an Acceptance Letter

 

Identify Your Reader

An acceptance letter should be addressed to a person who has extended you an invitation or a job offer. You will have most likely met this person during a job interview and should place his or her name in the salutation and the inside heading of your acceptance. It should also be included on the top line of your envelope.

Keep in mind that people do business with people. When you personalize your letter, addressing the reader by name, you recognize that person's individual importance and their value as a human being.

In the inside heading of the sample acceptance letter, the reader is identified by both her name and the position she holds.

 

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