Writing A Formal Letter

Writing A Formal Letter When to write a formal letter  Writing a Cover Letter  Writing to a Business  Writing to a Politician Writing a formal letter shows that what you have to say is important enough that you took the time to write it correctly Cover Letters Introduces your resume and tells the employer exactly why you’re perfect for the job. Business Letters To complain to a business or company that you have received bad service or a bad product. You can also write a business to tell them how much you liked something. Letters to Politicians Tells the person that represents you what you think about the decisions they have made or will be making in the future. If the person already agrees with you they can use your letter along with others to make their point stronger when they debate. If they do not agree with you, your letter may help them change their mind. Formal Letter Format Jessica Schachterle 203 Dale Avenue St. Paul, MN 55103 2 spaces January 30, 2003 2 spaces The Honorable Mee Moua Minnesota State Senate St. Paul, MN 55102 Dear Senator Moua, 1 space The date. The name, title, and address of the person to whom you are sending the letter. Your name and address. Type the body of your letter here. This is where you tell the politician or business manager what you want them to know. It is important to be respectful and to state your ideas in a way that is not too emotional. Sincerely, 1 space 4 spaces Jessica Schachterle