Yes, including a "cc" (carbon copy) line in a letter is acceptable. It indicates that copies of the letter are being sent to additional recipients, keeping them informed. This practice is commonly used in formal correspondence, especially in business settings, to ensure transparency and proper communication. Just be sure to list the names or titles of those receiving the copies clearly.
at the bottom of the letter after your name. example: Sincerely, Your name cc
The letter 'm' represents 1000 in roman numerals The letters CC represent two hundred.
The letter "C" was used as "100" in Roman numeration, so 200 = CC (not to be confused with the volume "cubic centimeter" which is "cc").
2000 CC
1350 cc
Two common uses are... Carbon Copy - When relating to a letter, sometimes a copy of a letter needs to be sent to more than one person, or kept by an organisation. The letter would have something like 'cc Personnel file' after the sender's signature. Credfit card - cc is used in banking as the short form of credit card.
at the bottom of the letter after your name. example: Sincerely, Your name cc
It is important to sign a cc letter. That is because the recipients still need to know whether the source of the letter is authentic.
Always a CC Letter goes on a Letter head. Because it is a official letter it should go on a Letter head for legitimate identification.
You complete an acceptable petition and file it at the courthouse.
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It is a random letter sequence that someone at the Honda motorcycle factory decided to put it in front of the cc number on dirtbikes and got paid a lot for it.
You need to provide a bit more info in regards to a letter of completion from what and if it is acceptable for what reason.
.h for headers, .cpp or .cc for sources
The answer is: it depends. If you expect the addressee for the CC may have a strong interest in the original letter, or anticipate a action/reaction, then by all means write a cover letter (or letter of transmittal) to the CC addressee. Sometimes you want to make that CC person feel more important. A cover letter is a very nice way of expressing you care about that person's interest in the matter. It is the opposite of a dismissal.
Legal...Yes..but acceptable as a complete filing...NO.