what title do i use in a letter if i don't know gender of addressee?

Question

if i don't have gender of my addressee how can i address them in a letter since i don't know if he/she is a Mr. or a Ms.

Answer 1

Dear Sir/madam

or

To Whom it May Concern

or

To the Manager

or To the Householder

Answer 2

Yeah. I did that, not on purpose but just because that's how they seemed to me, A was a girl, B was a boy, C was a boy. D was an older girl, like maybe a sixth grader. I think 7 was a teacher. I was never sure if it was male or female. As i recall the upper case and lower case versions of a letter were not necessarily the same gender. They also had colors. Three was yellow, A was red. That might be one reason I had so much trouble learning arithmentic. I kept getting distracted by potential dialogs and battles between the numbers

Answer 3

Dear Sir/Madam is the most ideal way to address in your situation.

Answer 4

To Whom It May Concern

This is the formal, yet the proper way to address someone when you don't know who it may apply to.

Good luck and best wishes.

Answer 5

this happens to me at times and I address it to the person's full name with a Mr or Mrs title.

Answer 6

Dear sir/madam,

or

Dear All,

Answer 7

To sir or madam or To whom it may concern

Answer 8

To whom it may concern

If it is less formal letter then just put your name and then the rest of the letter

Like hello my name is.....

Answer 9

"To Whom It May Concern"

"Dear Sir or Ma'am"

Answer 10

dear sir/madam