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| If this is an informal personal letter, it probably doesn't matter much. It's probably normal for the person actually writing the letter to sign first and the other add their signature afterwards (that's how we always do it). Sometimes the other person might also write a few words in personal greeting, but this isn't necessary. |
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| Here in England we do it the same way as Rewboss has mentioned. Regards, Fieldmouse |
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| (Psst... I'm English. :)) |
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| Quote:
Psst - sorry I didn't check your profile. (Your secret is safe with me.) Fieldmouse |
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