How do you address people you don't know in a letter?

I would do "To whom it may concern" that always works for me and i get a response back.....hope that helped :-)

As you will probably be writing to the manager then the correct start to you letter would be

Dear sir/Madam

and address the envelope to

The Manager,

(bank address)

PS. In England we would also write firms name and address at the bottom left hand side of the page.

You could always write the position of the person you are writing to as the first line of the banks address on the bottom left of the page.

Or better still why not ring the bank and ask for the name of the person you wish to write to.

Dear Sir/Madam

Dear Sir/Madam

There are two ways, "To whom it may concern" or "Dear Sir/Madam" although the second one seems less personal in my opinion. Good luck with your letter writing!!!

Dear Sir/Madam

and end the letter Yours faithfully

Dear Sir or Madam

first of all, i think that is totall awesome taht you came here from germany. but in America, we usually write what the name of the bank is.

Dear "name of bank"

blah, blahblahalkdjljkhsdlhfoiewutlkdfsjhglksdoskldfjglk alksdjfljldsajflk,fafjgklrjtiowuretiojfdgjriotu, and so on.

Usually, you have 3 body paragraphs, depending on what you're writing about. And then you end with a closing.

Sincerely,

"your signature" (in cursive)

"your name" (printed)

Dear Sir or Madam:

You can star your letter with Dear Sir/Madam

and when you end the letter you finish with

Yours faithfully.

Hope this helps

Dear Sir or Madame,

.... Body of the letter....(What you have to say to the bank)

Cordially,

Your Name