Enclosed and Attached

Enclosed means "it's inside."
Enclosed in this package are photos of two cars, a motorcycle, three computers, and a horse.

Attached means "it's connected to."
Attached to this document is copy of my I.D., insurance card and birth certificate.

(Common office items used to attach other papers to a document are staples and clips. That's why in email, the symbol used for at

Thank you for this.

Much clearer for me now!

No problem.

I just have a correction to make in my second example sentence:

Attached to this document is A copy of my I.D., insurance card and birth certificate.

Hi,

A small extra comment, off the main point..

my I.D., insurance card and birth certificate.

You are referring here to three things, but insurance card possibly and birth certificate definitely are considered to be ID. You seem to be suggesting that ID refers to something else.

Clive

"You seem to be suggesting that ID refers to something else."

Hi. Yes. Sorry. I was using ID in place of a photo "identification card," like the ones issued in some offices or a driver's license.

Enclosed means it is inside.

Attached means it is connected to.

how about "pls find my CV enclosed in the attachment".

Hi,

That would sound extremely odd.

Clive

We can say:-
Enclosed = Closed all the sides
Attached = Joined

thank you so much because i was mixing them