Typed 2 or 3 lines below the signature is called what?

Typed 2 or 3 lines below the signature is called what?

• A. Carbon Copy
• B. Footnote
• C. Disclaimer
• D. Reference

Answer: (A)

Carbon copy is used to show others who will receive a copy of the document. This line, placed a couple of lines below the signature, communicates who else is being sent the same letter, a practice that comes from using carbon paper to make duplicate copies. Footnotes are extra notes at the bottom of a page, a disclaimer is a policy or liability statement, and a reference is a cited source; none of these indicate additional recipients like a carbon copy does.

Carbon copy is used to show others who will receive a copy of the document. This line, placed a couple of lines below the signature, communicates who else is being sent the same letter, a practice that comes from using carbon paper to make duplicate copies. Footnotes are extra notes at the bottom of a page, a disclaimer is a policy or liability statement, and a reference is a cited source; none of these indicate additional recipients like a carbon copy does.