Jul 10, 2018 · You will find the file attached (to this letter) → Please find, attached (to this letter), the file → (comma drop); also often “Attached please find”. – Anton Sherwood Commented Apr 22, 2020 at 3:46

Jul 7, 2016 · Please find the file attached for your reference. if it is clear what 'the file' is referring to beforehand. Quick note of abbreviations: if the recipient has used it before in the same context, it's probably OK for you to use it, although it's better to err on the side of formality, especially when talking to a superior.

Attached please find the documents you requested. I don't tend to use commas where they're not required, though. It's pretty much a matter of style, as is the usage of you may instead of please .

Jan 18, 2013 · How about "Please see the attached documents" and then if you feel the need to name each one you can simply list. Ex. "Please see the attached documents: item 1, item 2 etc." (Check the correct punctuation for using lists however, ex. : or ; or ,)

Please find attached the agreement. Share. answered Nov 4, 2010 at 11:52. Ivo Rossi Ivo Rossi. 2,296 14 14 ...

The "parenthetical" comments around attached naturally associate it with the initial phrase, making it into a description of "the earlier conversation". The second phrase then becomes a request for action instead of a direction to a particular location. Per our earlier conversation, attached please find the document.

Nov 7, 2013 · "Please find attached my completed application form." You have attached it; it is in their possession. Even "Please see my completed application form" implies it's attached, or how could they see it? [I think find attached is better: it tells them explicitly where it is.] –

May 10, 2016 · "Please find the attached document" sounds like the better of the two options to me, although I think the 2nd is technically grammatically okay, it just sounds awful. I also have a bit of a problem with the word "find", because it implies you need to look for something.

Oct 27, 2019 · The adjective (Attached) is placed far away from the noun that it modifies (analysis).* One could also word it like this (with or without the comma): Please find the xxx analysis, attached. This means the same as "Please find the xxx analysis, which is attached." Putting the word attached first is conventional for indicating an attachment in a ...

Please find attached the updated contract. Please find herewith my expense report for ice cream. While I often use it myself, I find that it sounds a bit off. How did this sentence construction come to be? The grammar doesn't seem to add up: what are the parts of this sentence? The words enclosed, attached, or herewith looks like it should be a ...