When sending a letter do you put someone's title beneath their name?

Answer 1

You can do it one of two ways:

John Doe, Title

- or -

John Doe
Title

Comes down to looks and where you are putting it at, i.e. signature, attention line...

Answer 2

If you are sending it to a company you don't put it on your correspondence. Like on an envelope, just put their name, department perhaps but not title, then company, then address. The same goes for the heading of the letter. Their name should be good to get to them. Now, if you are sending a letter out from a company you might want to put a title in the closing under the persons name.
i.e.
Sincerely,
Jane Doe
Title

Answer 3

The title does not go beneath the name. If it is a title that is not in front of the name, such as Dr., Professor, Mr., etc., it could go after the name, such as:

Larry Smith, Esq.
Or
Michael Jones, M.D.

If you are speaking of titles, such as coperattion titles, they can go under the name, such as:

Jane Smith
Executive Assistant

John Doe
V.P., Operations

I hope this is what you wanted to know.

Answer 4

Before the name.

e.g.
Dr. Sweaty Palms
Col. Harry Winston
Rev. Perry Bills

Answer 5

Company
Name
Title

Answer 6

I belive that you put their title(mr,miss,mrs) before their name.