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    • to Acquaintances
    • to the Army
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    • to Banks
    • to Business Partners
    • to Citizens, Neighbors
    • to Clients
    • to Colleagues
    • to Companies
    • to Consumers
    • to Creditors
    • to Customer Service
    • to Customers
    • to Debtors
    • to Doctors, Hospitals
    • to Donors
    • to Employees
    • to Employers
    • to Event Organizers
    • to Family
    • to Friends
    • to Fundraisers
    • to Government Officials
    • to Guests
    • to Hotels
    • to Human Resources
    • to Husbands, Boyfriends
    • to Immigration Offices
    • to Investors
    • to Job Candidates
    • to Landlords
    • to Management
    • to Media Outlets
    • to Mentors
    • to My Boss
    • to Newspapers
    • to Organizations
    • to Parents
    • to Patients
    • to Politicians
    • to Professionals
    • to Proxies
    • to Publishers
    • to Religious Leaders
    • to Schools
    • to Someone You Love
    • to Speakers, Performers
    • to Students
    • to Teachers
    • to Team Members
    • to Tenants
    • to Vendors
    • to Volunteers
    • to Whom It May Concern
    • to Wives, Girlfriends
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Sample Letters

  • to Acquaintances
  • to the Army
  • to Authors
  • to Banks
  • to Business Partners
  • to Citizens, Neighbors
  • to Clients
  • to Colleagues
  • to Companies
  • to Consumers
  • to Creditors
  • to Customer Service
  • to Customers
  • to Debtors
  • to Doctors, Hospitals
  • to Donors
  • to Employees
  • to Employers
  • to Event Organizers
  • to Family
  • to Friends
  • to Fundraisers
  • to Government Officials
  • to Guests
  • to Hotels
  • to Human Resources
  • to Husbands, Boyfriends
  • to Immigration Offices
  • to Investors
  • to Job Candidates
  • to Landlords
  • to Management
  • to Media Outlets
  • to Mentors
  • to My Boss
  • to Newspapers
  • to Organizations
  • to Parents
  • to Patients
  • to Politicians
  • to Professionals
  • to Proxies
  • to Publishers
  • to Religious Leaders
  • to Schools
  • to Someone You Love
  • to Speakers, Performers
  • to Students
  • to Teachers
  • to Team Members
  • to Tenants
  • to Vendors
  • to Volunteers
  • to Whom It May Concern
  • to Wives, Girlfriends

Sample Letters to Acquaintances

Find inspiration in our curated catalog of letters to acquaintances. Each sample letter comes with guidelines and advice to help you find the right words.

Letters to Acquaintances

Letters to acquaintances are letters you write to people that you know slightly, but who are not close friends. An acquaintance could be a colleague at work but whom you do not interact with on a regular basis, a person you went to school with but know little about him/her, or your Facebook contacts whom you interact with on a minor level. You could write a letter to this person to ask for a favor, invite him/her to a social event, or just pass some information. Although most people would opt for a social media message or text, a well-drafted letter will make the recipient see the seriousness of the matter and feel obliged to return the favor.

The best letters to acquaintances are warm, sweet, and friendly. Begin the letter with a proper salutation, based on your relationship with the recipient. State the purpose of the letter and be clear about what you want from the recipient. If you are asking him/her to do something for you, for instance, mention why you think he/she is the best person to get it done. Make the letter short and only provide the necessary details. Conclude on a positive note.

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Letter to congratulate someone for receiving an award

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