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Question Answered step-by-step Directions: Edit, format, and proofread the following form letter… Directions:Edit, format, and proofread the following form letter for errors; key itcorrectly.Dear Policyholder:National Insurance Company is opening a local office in your area. We are anationwide insurance carrier with over $1 billion dollars in assets.Our services includes insurance coverage for large cooporations as well as forindividauls. You will find enclosed our booklet titled guide to Adequate insurancecoverage. The booklet contain valuable information on types of insurancecoverage. Our umbrela policy insure you for $2 million to cover possiblecatastrophic costs caused by a serious accident. To protect against auto theft, weencourage you to install anti-theft devices in your vehicle for which you willreceive a 5 percent discount.National also reward safe driving. You will receive a percent discount on yourannual premum if you have a five-year safety record.National insurance company is at you service. Please feel free to call us at (800)424-3000.Sincerely yours,Mark LewisPresiden Arts & Humanities Writing ENGLISH 202 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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