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May18, 2011 To Whom It May Concern, The County of Carroll invites sealed bids on per hour mechanic labor from July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012. Bids specifications may be obtained from Libby Line

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To fill out a "to whom it may concern" letter, follow these steps:

1. Start by writing the date at the top right corner of the letter. This is important for record-keeping purposes and adds a professional touch.
2. Skip a line and then write "To whom it may concern," or "Dear Sir/Madam," if you prefer a more formal greeting. This is a generic salutation that can be used when you don't have a specific recipient.
3. State your purpose for writing the letter. Be clear and concise in your explanation, ensuring that the recipient understands why you are reaching out to them. Whether it's a request for information, a job application, or a complaint, make sure to clearly state your intentions.
4. Provide any necessary supporting details or documentation. If you are requesting information or applying for a job, include relevant documents such as a resume, transcript, or reference letters. If you are making a complaint, include any evidence or documentation that supports your case.
5. Close the letter by expressing your gratitude and providing your contact information. Let the recipient know that you are available for any further questions or assistance they may require.

Who needs to use the "to whom it may concern" salutation?

1. Job seekers: When applying for a job, especially when you don't have the name of a specific contact at the company, using "to whom it may concern" is acceptable.
2. Business owners: When writing formal letters or correspondence to clients or customers, the generic salutation can be used if you don't have personal contact information.
3. Students: When sending letters of inquiry, such as requesting information about a program or scholarship, starting with "to whom it may concern" is appropriate.

Remember, it is always best to address a letter to a specific person whenever possible. However, when the identity of the recipient is unknown or multiple parties may be involved, using "to whom it may concern" can be a suitable option.

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