what do you mean by enclosure below the application letter?

Answer 1

When writing an application letter (to apply for a job), after you type the closing ("Sincerely,") and leave space for your signature, and then type your name and any other pertinent information, you should leave a space and then type "Encl.: Resume of "). This is just a convention to allow the reader to know that you have enclosed your resume along with the letter, and that if they are not currently holding said resume, they should check the envelope to make sure they haven't inadvertently thrown it out.

Answer 2

When you make an application for a job or for getting a sales agency or for other purposes, sometimes you may have to attach certain documents such as your CV, bank statement, your profit or loss statement, projected earnings from the agency you are applying for, sales figures from existing business, etc.
It is not always advisable/possible to give these details in the main application and so these are attached to your application, with the word 'Encl.' or 'Enclosures' appearing at the foot of the letter after your signature.
Some people have the habit of listing the enclosures by name while others use some abbreviation such as 'a/a' (meaning as above, if the items are referred to in the letter itself).

Answer 3

Encl Meaning

Answer 4

Was it "Enclose below the application letter"? Perhaps they need a letter of intention...check these links:
http://jobsearch.about.com/od/morejobletters/a/jobappletter.htm
http://www.springboard.hobsons.co.uk/advice/careers/application_advice/example_of_a_good_application_letter
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/681/01/