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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

signing a business letter

is it okay to sign a professional letter in print? which is more accepted?
  

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If you are signing a letter, use your signature. Don't print your name.

— BarbaraPA

  • If you are signing a letter, use your signature.
  • Don't print your name.
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If you are signing a letter, use your signature. Don't print your name.
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but is it appropriate to print your name?
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Sign your name.

Your "printed" name should be typed underneath as part of your signature block.

Sincere,
<your signature here>


Jane Doe
Vice President, Maketing
ABC Company
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Anonymousbut is it appropriate to print your name?
I would agree with GG. If by "print your name", you mean "write out your name with distinct letters", I would say no, it will give a very odd impression – use your signature.

If on the other hand you mean "print your name" as in "incorporate your name into your Word document and print it out", I woul
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