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1. Letter Header: Company letterhead, date, and recipient's full contact information
2. Reference Line: Clear subject line or reference number for the confirmation
3. Opening Paragraph: Introduction identifying the purpose of the confirmation and reference to prior communications or agreements
4. Confirmation Details: Clear statement of the specific terms, arrangements, or understandings being confirmed
5. Timeline and Deadlines: Any relevant dates, durations, or deadlines associated with the confirmation
6. Contact Information: Designated contact person or department for any queries
7. Closing and Signature: Professional closing, signature block with full name and title of the authorized signatory
1. Additional Terms: Any specific conditions or terms that may apply in certain circumstances
2. Acknowledgment Request: Request for counter-signature or acknowledgment if required for the specific situation
3. Confidentiality Statement: If the confirmation contains sensitive information
4. Disclaimer: Any necessary legal disclaimers or limitations
5. Next Steps: Description of any required actions or follow-up procedures
1. Schedule A - Referenced Documents: List of any documents referenced in the confirmation letter
2. Schedule B - Detailed Specifications: Technical details or specifications if applicable
3. Schedule C - Timeline: Detailed timeline or project schedule if the confirmation involves multiple dates or milestones
4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documentation: Any relevant supporting documents or evidence referenced in the main letter
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