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Writing Guides

How to Write a Credit Letter

 

Close Your Letter

A credit letter should close in a professional manner. Once your last paragraph is written, sign off between a complimentary close such as "Sincerely," or "Thank you," and your printed name.

If you a re writing in conjunction with an official duty, place your title below your printed name as shown in sample credit letter #2. Additional information such as dictation remarks, notification of attachments, enclosures and copies sent to other individuals should be placed beneath your title line.

 

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