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Ahamed, the type of letter discussed in this article is really more about a letter to use when you are leaving a job. You may want to see the Sample of Letter of Request article. Good luck.

-- Contributed by: Jeanne Grunert

I am a landlord and i want to issue a notice letter.

-- Contributed by: Ahamed Kanneh

Hi Kelle,

Thanks so much for letting us know you found this article helpful and for visiting here at LoveToKnow Business.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

Thanks so much, this was very helpful

-- Contributed by: Kelle

Hi Amanda,

Thanks for letting us know you found the article practical and useful.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

thanks for this template. it helped me so much writing my letter.

-- Contributed by: amanda

Hi Mompi,

Good catch on that, thank you for your insight. I've made the change.

-- Contributed by: Donna Sundblad

I wouldn't use the term "learned a lot" in the last sentence. The phrase "a lot" is considered trite among senior officals and older executives. Try something such as, "I have learned a great deal" or "I have learned much". A lot isn't recommended in any official correspondence.

-- Contributed by: mompi
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