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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Letter Writing
Proper way to sign business letter
My boss has requested that I sign for him at the bottom of a business letter. I know there is a proper format for doing so, but I don't recall and cannot find any information on this. I know that if I TYPE the letter for him, his initials in caps/my initials lower case are proper. However, in this case, I am to be providing the inked signature in his stead.
Do I simply sign "(my name) for (his name)" above his typed name?
Thanks in advance!
Do I simply sign "(my name) for (his name)" above his typed name?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
p . p' stands for 'per procurationem', which means 'on behalf of')
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- p' stands for 'per procurationem', which means 'on behalf of')
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Like this:
Yours faithfully,
[Subordinate's signature]
p.p. [Boss's name, typed]
[Boss's title]
('p.p' stands for 'per procurationem', which means 'on behalf of')
Yours faithfully,
[Subordinate's signature]
p.p. [Boss's name, typed]
[Boss's title]
('p.p' stands for 'per procurationem', which means 'on behalf of')
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