How to Note Enclosures & Initials on a Letter

A business letter may be sent along with a number of additional documents and it may also be necessary to note who actually wrote a letter, as well as who typed it. All of this information is easily communicated with a few simple notations at the bottom of the letter. This is a simple process that just requires knowledge of the correct notations.

Instructions

    • 1

      Make a list of any additional documentation that you plan to include with the letter, along with the names of any contributors to the letter, whether they are writers or typists.

    • 2

      Note the initials of any contributors to the letter at the end. List the writer's initials in all capitals, followed by a slash and the typist's initials in lowercase.

    • 3

      Below the initials, note any enclosures with a notation like Enc., Encs., or Enclosure: (the name of the documents). If you have more than one document, add the number of documents in parenthesis after the notification. This would appear as Enc. (2), for example.

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