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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Letter Writing

Sending a letter certified

If I am sending a letter by Certified Mail, where do I make that notation in the letter ("Certified Mail"), before date, after signature line, after enclosure line, etc.???
  

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Hi, If I am sending a letter by Certified Mail, where do I make that notation in the letter ("Certified Mail"), before date, after signature line, after enclosure line, etc.??? I wonder if you mean what I call 'a registered letter? I pay extra, so that the Post Office will keep a record of it and collect a signature from the person who receives it.

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  • Hi, If I am sending a letter by Certified Mail, where do I make that notation in the letter ("Certified Mail"), before date, after signature line, after enclosure line, etc.???
  • I wonder if you mean what I call 'a registered letter?
  • I pay extra, so that the Post Office will keep a record of it and collect a signature from the person who receives it.
  • When I do this, I don't say anything about it in the letter itself.
  • I just hand the envelope to the post-office clerk and say 'I'd like to send this by registered mail, please'.
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Hi,

If I am sending a letter by Certified Mail, where do I make that notation in the letter ("Certified Mail"), before date, after signature line, after enclosure line, etc.???

I wonder if you mean what I call 'a registered letter? I pay extra, so that the Post Office will keep a record of it and collect a signature from the person who receives it.
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