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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing

Initals at the bottom of a letter

Hi,

When I am writing a letter for someone else, and still signing my own name, do I still put the initials at the bottom? For example MZ/jc?
  

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Anonymous Hi, When I am writing a letter for someone else, and still signing my own name, do I still put the initials at the bottom? For example MZ/jc? ".

— Canadian45

  • Anonymous Hi, When I am writing a letter for someone else, and still signing my own name, do I still put the initials at the bottom?
  • For example MZ/jc?
  • ".
  • MZ/jc indicates that MZ composed and dictated the letter and jc typed or otherwise transcribed MZ's letter.
  • MZ would be the only person signing the letter.
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AnonymousHi, When I am writing a letter for someone else, and still signing my own name, do I still put the initials at the bottom? For example MZ/jc?
I don't know what you mean by "When I am writing a letter for someone else.....".

MZ/jc indicates that MZ composed and dictated the letter and jc typed or otherwise transcribed MZ's lette
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When two people wrote the letter how should the initials be shown? ABC:DEF/gh

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Hi, I am not an English native speaker! I don't really know what initials are themselves which are written at the bottom of a contract!

Can you please explain me what initials are? or show me a sample of that please?

Thank you so much!!

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