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Copyright © 2020 Alec Jackson

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\documentclass[11pt]{letter}

\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage{marvosym}
\usepackage{newcent}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage[headheight=0pt,headsep=0pt, bottom=0in]{geometry}

\topmargin=0cm %reduces space at top, increase as needed for printing
\textheight=8.5in %the amount of page used by the text increase only if more of the page needed, reduce if you want the text moved up
\textwidth=6.5in %the horizontal space of the page used by the text body

\let\raggedleft\raggedright % moves date to left, remove if you want date aligned right


\setmainfont {Nimbus Sans L} % Main document font, modified as needed Nimbus is the free use sans font
\setsansfont {Nimbus Sans L}

\oddsidemargin=0pt % sets left right margin equal
\renewcommand{\normalsize}{\fontsize{12}{17}\selectfont} %choose font size and spacing, set font to selected


%\signature{Signature} %Use this for standard letter formatting

\begin{document}

\begin{letter}{ % header of letter, add more fields as needed
Company Name \\
Company Location \\
} 

\begin{center} 
%\iffalse %uncomment this and fi line below, if you don't want header 
\huge\bf Full Name %sets size and makes bold the name replace huge with large if name should be smaller
\vspace{20pt} \hrule height 1pt %adds a line and padding below name, remove to remove line or adjust height to modify thickness of line
\large\normalfont %changes font size and unbolds header fields
Email \textbullet \ Phone Number \textbullet \ Personal Site \textbullet \ linkedin %remove or adds fields as needed
\vfill
%\fi
\end{center}

\opening{To Whom It May Concern:}

State why you are writing this letter, that should be the first point mentioned. If applicable state how you found out about what you are writing about. If this is a job then state where you learned of the job, (e.g. career fair, contact in company). Maybe state what caught your attention if applicable.

Focus on yourself for this paragraph, or break this into multiple depending on the context. This is where you will want to talk about why you are qualifed for the position. Focus on your qualifications, but tie them back to how that will support the company. The goal of this is to state things that would otherwise no be clear in a resume or cv. Try to stay on topic here and only talk about things that you believe the recruiter may care about.
 
 The last paragraph is where you will want to indicate if and when you are availbe for an interview. Depending on the position you may want to explicitly request and interview or you may want to state or phone number and email here and say you are avaible to be contacted there. The point of this is to reassert your interest in the position and provide the details necessary to get an interview. Make sure to end the letter by thanking the recruiter for the time they took to read your letter. Don't use the final paragraph to mention qualifications, the final paragraph should be about your interest in the position.


%\closing{⟨sign-off text⟩} %use for standard letter formatting

Sincerely,\newline %if you're going to sign the letter by hand leave the spacing, otherwise remove the spacing so it reads "Sincerely, \newline your name"
\newline 
%\includegraphics[height=1.5\baselineskip]{sig.png} %path to the file from the directory this file is in %uncomment this if you have a digital signiture to put in
\newline
\fromname{Your name}

\end{letter}
\end{document}