Closing a letter - How to close a letter

If the letter is to a very good friend, yes.

You dont give much info if this is a personal letter or a professional one - I would hope that if it is professsional that you would simply close it with

Thank you for your time and consideration and I look forward to hearing from you int he near future. (If looking for a job)

Sincerely,

(or respectfully yours)

Joe Blow

How to close a letter for someone that you never seen...friendly letter

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0I would leave penny out of the closing since you already used it at the beginning of your letter.0-

How about trying; "looking forward to seeing you for the first time"

Yes Penny, that is ok.

If this is a personal letter what does sincerly indicates

Hi,
It doesn't indicate much of anything, because it's a pretty standard way of ending a letter.

It indicates the writer is probably not a teenager.

It indicates the writer can't spell. 

It depends on who you're writing the letter to. If, of course, you are writing a personal letter to a friend, then yes- it is okay to close a letter with "Forever your friend, Penny."

If you are writing a business letter, it's probably best to go with a more professional closing.