What should the body of the claim letter do? Check all that apply.

Provide a clear alternative remedy if one exists.

Provide specific details about what went wrong. Include original pertinent documents.

Document facts logically, objectively, and unemotionally.

Include an angry statement explaining your ideas.

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Marlie Freeman

10 June, 07:36

What should the body of the claim letter do? Check all that apply.

Provide a clear alternative remedy if one exists.

Provide specific details about what went wrong. Include original pertinent documents.

Document facts logically, objectively, and unemotionally.

Include an angry statement explaining your ideas.

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Karen Fox · Answer 1

The body of a claim letter should Provide specific details about what went wrong. Include original pertinent documents

Document facts logically, objectively, and unemotionally.

Provide a specific alternative if one exists.

Explanation:

A claim letter should be coined in such a way that it shows the individual or body you are claiming to good will. It should contain details on what went wrong and also include original pertinent issues for the purposes of verification. The letter should be written in a language that shall make the the reader act promptly on your claim and at the same time want to retain you as their customer.